
From Whiskey Row's 1800s storefronts to the Victorian homes on Mt. Vernon, SimPole water fed poles let Prescott pros and homeowners clean delicate historic glass without scaffolding, ladders, or harsh chemicals.
Prescott is a town that takes its history seriously — the courthouse square, Whiskey Row, and entire residential blocks of Victorian homes look the way they do because generations have refused to let them slip. Cleaning that glass isn't a job for high-pressure jets or harsh chemicals; it's a job for gentle bristles, pure water, and a pole long enough to reach the second-story transom windows without anyone climbing a ladder. That's exactly what SimPole was built for. Our boar's hair brush heads are soft enough for tinted, leaded, and divided-lite glass while still lifting the road dust and bird grime that collect on tall historic storefronts. Our 35-ft and 45-ft carbon fiber poles reach the top of three-story brick facades from the sidewalk, and they slide under Prescott's mature courthouse-square trees in places a bucket truck simply can't park. We've manufactured every pole, brush, and accessory minutes away in Prescott Valley for more than 20 years — so Prescott customers get factory-direct pricing, easy walk-in pickup, and lifetime support from a team that drives through your downtown most days. Whether you run a route cleaning Prescott's commercial blocks, manage a historic property, or just want a better way to clean your own old-town home, SimPole is the local-built tool for the job.

Tall historic storefront glass, transom windows, and divided-lite frames — our carbon fiber poles and soft-bristle brushes clean them from the sidewalk without lifting a ladder onto a busy Cortez Street.
Prescott's century-old residential neighborhoods are full of original glass and delicate wood trim. SimPole brushes and pure-water cleaning protect what's irreplaceable while still leaving windows streak-free.
Need a part fast? Our shop is a 20-minute drive away in Prescott Valley. Most parts ship same-day or can be picked up in person, so Prescott pros never lose a day's revenue to a broken clamp.
Six realities of cleaning glass in Prescott \u2014 and how SimPole's water fed poles are built to handle each one.
Whiskey Row, Cortez Street, and the Courthouse Square are lined with tall historic storefronts — ornate frames, transom windows, and divided-lite glass that demand the gentle precision of a pure-water brush, not a power washer.