Window cleaning in Gwynn.

Why Gwynn

1. Waterfront on three sides Almost every house on Gwynn has some shoreline exposure. We know the salt-residue patterns — exterior glass rinses, screens, hardware — and we work around the tidal schedule for homes on the narrow points.
2. We respect the bridge The Cricket Hill bridge opens for boat traffic. We arrive with weather and tide awareness so a lift of the bridge doesn't strand the crew mid-job.
3. Island access = causeway-only logistics Gwynn's Island is reachable only over the drawbridge + causeway from Mathews. Storm-closure contingency is real — we don't schedule day-of exterior work during tropical warnings and verify drawbridge operation the morning of heavier-equipment jobs. Power outages on the island can last longer than the mainland; we keep that on the checklist.
4. Working-waterman homes are built for weather Gwynn's has generational waterman homes — houses that have seen 70+ years of storms and whose current owners know exactly what their exterior materials need. We match their practical standards rather than imposing a suburban playbook: marine-grade sealants, stainless hardware, and post-storm rinse passes as standard work.
5. King-tide flooding is routine, not news Gwynn's sees monthly king-tide flooding on the low-lying west-shore blocks — not storm-related, just normal lunar tides. We time equipment + materials staging around the published tide calendar, not the weather forecast. Weather and tide are two separate planning axes here.

Primary-zone pricing. Regular Mathews-area route — no trip fee across the bridge.