Built for
Mountain Glass
From Ponderosa pollen on downtown storefronts to A-frame lodge windows in Forest Highlands, SimPole water fed poles handle Flagstaff's high-altitude cleaning challenges — made just down the mountain in Prescott Valley.
Flagstaff Glass Faces
Tougher Conditions Than Most
Cleaning windows in Flagstaff is a different sport than cleaning windows in the valley. At 7,000 feet, UV bakes mineral spots and pollen onto glass within days. Winter brings months of road cinders, salt brine, and splash grime hammering the lower edges of every storefront on Route 66. Spring delivers a yellow blanket of Ponderosa pine pollen that coats every south-facing window in town. And the city's signature mountain-lodge architecture means tall A-frame facades, massive picture windows, and forest-home glass that's almost impossible to reach safely with a ladder — especially on a wet cedar shake roof. SimPole water fed poles were engineered for exactly this kind of work. Our carbon fiber poles reach 35 and 45 feet from solid ground, our soft-bristle and dual-trim brush heads handle everything from pine pollen to winter salt splash, and pure-water cleaning leaves no residue for the next high-UV day to bake into a spot. We've manufactured every pole at our Prescott Valley shop for over 20 years, so Flagstaff customers get factory-direct pricing, fast Arizona shipping (or a short drive down I-17 for walk-in pickup), and lifetime support from people who understand mountain-town conditions firsthand.
From NAU Campus
to Forest Highlands
Downtown & Route 66 Storefronts
Heritage Square, San Francisco Street, and Route 66 commercial corridors take a beating from winter salt and summer pollen. SimPole brushes and pure-water cleaning bring them back to clear in one pass.
NAU & Institutional Campuses
Multi-story academic, medical, and institutional buildings around Flagstaff are perfect routes for our 35-ft and 45-ft carbon fiber poles — covering more sq ft per shift than scaffold or lift work.
Mountain Lodge & Forest Homes
Tall A-frame glass and steep cedar-shake roofs make ladder work dangerous in Flagstaff. Water fed cleaning from the ground keeps crews safe and gets the same streak-free finish.
Engineered for
7,000 Feet of Weather
Six realities of cleaning glass in Flagstaff \u2014 and how SimPole's water fed poles handle each one.
High-Altitude UV & Mineral Spotting
Flagstaff sits at one of the highest elevations of any U.S. city, where UV bakes mineral spots and pollen onto glass fast. Pure-water cleaning through a SimPole brush rinses cleanly and resists re-spotting in that thin mountain air.