Longueuil sits right along the St. Lawrence, and the seasons here leave their mark on every pane of glass. Winter is the toughest stretch. Road salt and slush thrown up from Route 132 and busy boulevards dry into a grey film that dulls storefront windows by March.
That is why spring is our busiest season on the South Shore. After the thaw, a thorough cleaning removes salt residue, grime and the water spots left behind by melting ice. Summer humidity brings its own film and pollen, and in the fall, wet leaves and wind blown debris stick to lower windows and door glass. A regular schedule keeps all of it from building up.
