Old Houses, Open Land and Three Rivers
Concord, MA wears its history openly. Eighteenth-century saltboxes and center-chimney colonials line Lexington Road and Main Street, Federal and Greek Revival homes cluster near Monument Square, and old farmhouses sit at the edges of working fields. The Sudbury and Assabet Rivers meet here to form the Concord River, which flows beneath the Old North Bridge and past the Great Meadows refuge. Walden Pond and its surrounding woods lie to the south, and West Concord adds a village center of its own along with newer neighborhoods and larger modern homes. Caring for exteriors in a place like this calls for patience and a light touch.
Many Concord homes still have original or very old windows: wavy hand-blown glass, narrow muntins and wooden sashes that have been painted many times over. Those windows deserve more care than a modern vinyl replacement, and our crews treat them accordingly.
Window Care for Historic and Modern Homes
Our residential window cleaning takes a slow, deliberate approach on antique glass, cleaning both sides of each pane by hand, working carefully around old glazing and wiping sills and tracks. Storm windows are lifted or removed and cleaned on every surface. For newer homes with tall great-room windows, transoms and walls of glass facing a meadow or pond, we bring water-fed poles and, when needed, aerial lift services. Shops and offices in Concord Center and West Concord can rely on commercial window cleaning to keep their storefronts clear for visitors.
Gutters Beneath an Old-Growth Canopy
Concord's tree cover is extensive. Walden Woods, Estabrook Woods, the land along the rivers and the trees shading the historic streets all contribute leaves, needles and twigs to local rooftops. Our gutter cleaning crews clear each run by hand and flush every downspout, with extra care on older homes where gutters may be wooden or attached to fragile trim. Gutter guards can reduce the need for frequent visits, and our repair service handles leaks, loose hangers and damaged downspouts.
Painted clapboard on antique houses must be cleaned gently. Our power washing service relies on low-pressure soft washing for siding and trim, protecting old paint while removing mildew. Stone walks, brick steps and patios can be cleaned with more pressure where appropriate. Screens on porches and old windows can be refreshed through screen cleaning and repairs, and lantern-style fixtures by the door can be cleaned with exterior lamp cleaning.
- Careful hand cleaning of antique glass
- Storm windows cleaned on all surfaces
- Gentle soft washing for old paint
- Insured, contract-free and locally owned
More for Concord Homeowners
Read our page on gutter cleaning in Concord for a closer look at how we care for roof drainage on historic and wooded properties. We also serve neighboring Lexington and Chelmsford. Homes with storm windows or grids should call (508) 499-9193 to schedule; estimates are always free.
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Frequently asked questions in Concord
Do you clean antique windows on historic Concord homes?
Yes. We clean antique glass by hand with a gentle approach, working carefully around old glazing and painted sashes.
Will power washing damage the old paint on my Concord house?
We use a low-pressure soft wash on painted siding and trim, which removes mildew while protecting older paint.
Do you serve West Concord as well as Concord Center?
Yes. We serve all of Concord, including Concord Center, West Concord and the surrounding rural areas.
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See all of our Middlesex County service areas.
