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See the dramatic transformation when hard water stains are professionally removed.
Hard water leaves stubborn white mineral deposits that regular cleaning can't remove—but we can.
Restore crystal-clear glass with professional mineral deposit removal
Utah has some of the hardest water in the United States. Salt Lake City's municipal water contains high concentrations of calcium, magnesium, and other dissolved minerals—perfect conditions for stubborn glass staining.
Hard water stains form when mineral-rich water splashes onto glass and evaporates. The water disappears, but the minerals stay behind—bonding to the glass surface. Over time, these deposits accumulate into thick, cloudy white or hazy stains that regular window cleaning cannot remove.
The most common sources in Salt Lake City:
Once bonded to glass, these mineral deposits cannot be removed with soap, vinegar, or standard glass cleaners. Professional restoration is required.
Many homeowners in Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, and surrounding areas don't realize their windows are stained—they just assume the glass is old or dirty. Here's how to tell if you need hard water restoration:
You've cleaned your windows multiple times but there's still a white, milky, or hazy film. This is mineral buildup bonded to the glass.
Windows closest to lawn sprinklers show the most damage—especially on ground-floor panes facing irrigated areas.
Run your fingers across the glass. If it feels rough or gritty instead of smooth, that's calcium and silica buildup.
Rooms feel darker. Views look foggy. Mineral haze blocks sunlight and ruins your home's curb appeal.
You've tried vinegar, razor blades, CLR, and nothing worked. That's because severe mineral deposits require professional-grade compounds.
Neighborhoods We Serve for Hard Water Stain Removal:
Salt Lake City (East Bench, Avenues, Sugar House), Sandy, Draper, Cottonwood Heights, Murray, Millcreek, Holladay, South Jordan, West Jordan, Taylorsville, West Valley City, Riverton, Herriman, and surrounding Wasatch Front communities.
Hard water issues are especially common in newer developments with automated irrigation systems and older homes near mature landscaping.
We use specialized glass polishing compounds that dissolve mineral deposits without damaging your windows.
Even heavily stained windows come back to like-new transparency—no haze, no residue.
85+ five-star reviews from Salt Lake City homeowners who thought their glass was ruined.
Fully licensed and insured. We guarantee no scratches or damage to your glass.
Many homeowners consider replacing stained windows—but that's rarely necessary and extremely expensive.
$3,000–$10,000+
$150–$500
Bottom line: Unless your glass is cracked, broken, or has failed seals (foggy between panes), restoration is the cost-effective solution. We've saved Salt Lake City homeowners tens of thousands of dollars by restoring windows they thought needed replacement.
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Hard water leaves stubborn white mineral deposits that regular cleaning can't remove—but we can.
A proven multi-step approach to eliminate mineral deposits and protect your glass.
We evaluate stain severity and test a small area to determine the best treatment approach.
Professional-grade compounds break down calcium, lime, and silica buildup layer by layer.
We polish the glass surface to remove any remaining haze and restore optical clarity.
A hydrophobic coating can be applied to repel water and slow future mineral buildup.
The earlier you address hard water staining, the easier (and cheaper) the restoration. Here's our recommendation:
Spring & Fall are ideal for hard water stain removal in Salt Lake City. Mild temperatures make the work easier, and you'll have clean windows for summer (maximum sunlight) or winter (holiday season).
Don't wait until stains are severe. The longer minerals sit on glass, the harder they bond. Light-to-moderate staining is faster and less expensive to remove than heavy buildup.
Before selling your home? Clean windows dramatically improve curb appeal and can increase perceived value. Hard water stains make a home look neglected—restoration is one of the highest-ROI fixes.
Before we arrive (or right after restoration), adjust sprinkler heads so they don't spray your windows. This simple fix prevents 80% of future hard water staining. We're happy to point out problem areas during our visit.
The single most effective prevention method. Adjust heads, lower pressure, or install drip lines in areas near windows.
Whole-home water softeners reduce mineral content in your water supply, decreasing staining on windows, fixtures, and appliances.
After restoration, we can apply a protective sealant that causes water to bead and roll off—dramatically slowing mineral buildup. Lasts 6-12 months.
Our pure water window cleaning removes minerals before they bond to glass. Quarterly or bi-annual cleaning prevents heavy staining from forming.
Hard water stain removal costs a fraction of window replacement. Get a free estimate today.
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