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Est. 2013 · Veteran Owned
Bespoke
Exterior · Solutions
NYC · North Carolina
DI Water Technology

Zero total dissolved solids.

The reason our windows stay clean longer than the vendor who was there before us. A short study on why we do it and what it means for your property.

Water chemistry, plainly explained.
The Filtration Chain

300 parts per million to zero.

01

Tap Water

~300 ppm

Municipal supply. Calcium, chlorine, silica, and dissolved iron.

02

Sediment + Carbon Filter

~280 ppm

Traps particulates ≥ 5 microns. Adsorbs chlorine and organics.

03

Reverse Osmosis Membrane

~15 ppm

Semi-permeable membrane rejects 95%+ of dissolved solids.

04

Deionising Resin Bed

0 ppm

Anion + cation resins swap remaining ions for pure H⁺ and OH⁻.

05

Spot-Free Rinse

0 ppm

Delivered through a water-fed pole. Dries perfectly clear.

Traditional vs DI

The measurable difference.

Dimension
Traditional soap-and-squeegee
Bespoke DI System
Cleaning agent
Soap or ammonia-based glass cleaner
Pure H₂O — no surfactants, no residue
Result on drying
Streaks, mineral spots, film build-up
Streak-free, spot-free, film-free
Frequency needed
Every 4–6 weeks (chemical residue attracts new dirt)
Every 8–12 weeks — residue-free surface stays cleaner longer
Height reach
Ladders + rope access up to 3 stories
Water-fed pole reaches 5 stories from the ground — no ladders
Safety
Elevated fall risk, ladder incidents
Ground-based, zero fall exposure
Environment
Chemical runoff into storm drains
Zero surfactant runoff, pure water only

Zero surfactant runoff

Pure water only. Never a drop of soap in your storm drain — a hard requirement in many municipalities.

50-foot ground-based reach

Water-fed carbon-fibre pole clears up to 5 stories with zero fall risk. Insurance carriers love it.

40–50% longer between cleans

Residue-free glass doesn't magnetise dust. Cadence stretches. Annual bill drops.

Frequently Asked

The chemistry, plainly.

See the difference on your building.

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