Cleaning the
View Through the Glass
From Enchantment Resort casitas to view homes in Oak Creek Canyon, SimPole water fed poles deliver the streak-free, ladder-free, residue-free cleaning Sedona's red-rock real estate demands.
In Sedona, the View
Has to Be Spotless
Sedona doesn't sell anything but the view. Resort guests pay nightly for the sight of Bell Rock through a clean window. Homeowners build their living rooms around floor-to-ceiling sliders that frame Cathedral Rock. Spas, galleries, and restaurants are designed so the glass disappears — unless it's smudged with red dust, then it's the only thing anyone sees. SimPole water fed poles are how the pros keep that glass invisible. Our 35-ft and 45-ft carbon fiber poles reach the top of resort window walls and two- and three-story view homes from the ground, so crews never have to put a ladder against expensive stucco or scramble across a slate roof. Our soft boar's-hair brushes lift Sedona's iron-rich red dust without grinding pigment into the glass surface, and pure-water cleaning leaves zero mineral residue — so windows stay clear past the next monsoon splash and the next sunny afternoon. Every pole is built at our shop in Prescott Valley, about an hour down the road, so Sedona resorts and crews get factory-direct pricing, fast Arizona shipping, and lifetime support from people who know exactly what red-rock dust does to glass.
From Resort Casitas
to Canyon Homes
Resorts, Spas & Wedding Venues
Enchantment, L'Auberge, Mii Amo, and Sedona's wedding venues need spotless glass on guest-arrival timelines. Our poles let cleaning crews cover entire properties without scaffolding rentals.
Galleries, Restaurants & Boutiques
Uptown Sedona, Tlaquepaque, and Hillside galleries all live on visual presentation. Pure-water cleaning through SimPole leaves streak-free glass that doesn't need a detail crew to follow behind.
View Homes on Steep Lots
Oak Creek Canyon and Chapel-area custom homes sit on terraced stone lots where ladders are unsafe. Water fed poles clean the glass from the ground and protect the landscaping at the same time.
Engineered for
Red Rock Conditions
Six realities of cleaning glass in Sedona \u2014 and how SimPole's water fed poles handle each one.
Sedona's Famous Red Dust
Sedona's red-rock landscape is beautiful — and unforgiving on glass. Fine iron-rich dust coats every south-facing window between rains. Soft boar's-hair brushes lift it without grinding pigment into the glass surface.