North Texas water is hard, and sprinkler overspray bakes mineral deposits onto the panes it hits. Ordinary washing takes off dirt and leaves the film. We treat the deposits, then finish the glass so it's actually clear.

What's included

• Exterior and interior glass — squeegee-finished, edges detailed by hand.
• Screens — removed, washed, dried and reinstalled in the same opening.
• Tracks and sills — vacuumed and wiped, not just brushed out.
• Frames — exterior frames wiped down as part of the pass.
• Hard-water spot removal — quoted separately when mineral etching is present, because it's a different job than washing.
• Second story — purified-water fed pole from the ground where access allows; ladder work where it doesn't.

How we price it

By pane count and story height, not by the hour. A pane is a single piece of glass — a nine-lite window counts as nine small panes, and we price small panes lower than large ones. You get the count and the number before we schedule.

Common questions

Dust, pollen, pollen-glued dust, and bird droppings all block light before it reaches the cell. In a dry, dusty climate with long stretches between real rain, soiling losses commonly run in the single digits and climb into the double digits on neglected arrays — and a single dropping shading one cell can drag down an entire string.

How we clean

• Deionized water only — no soaps or detergents, which leave a residue that attracts more dust and can attack the anti-reflective coating.
• Soft-bristle brush on a water-fed pole, agitating from the ground or the roof edge.
• We do not walk on modules. Microcracks from foot pressure don't show up until your production does.
• Frames and gaps cleared so debris doesn't dam water along the lower rail.
• Spot-free dry — deionized water evaporates without leaving mineral marks, so no wiping the glass dry.
• Production note — we ask you to pull your monitoring app before and a few days after, so you see the delta rather than take our word for it.

Common questions

Most lawn problems in North Texas are mowing problems. Scalped St. Augustine invites weeds and bakes the crown; Bermuda left long goes stemmy and thin. We set the deck to the grass you actually have and keep the schedule so the cut never takes more than a third of the blade.

Every visit

• Mow at the height your turf type wants, with the direction alternated between visits so the grass doesn't lay over.
• Edge along driveways, walkways and curb with a blade edger — a clean vertical line, not a string-trimmer scallop.
• Line-trim fence lines, beds, posts, AC pads and tree rings.
• Blow down all hard surfaces, including the street gutter in front of the property.
• Gates left as found and photographed closed on request.

Cut heights we run

Common questions

Coverage maps lie by street, not by neighborhood. One side of a block has fiber to the home and the other side doesn't. We check availability against your exact address, walk you through what's real, place the order, and stay involved through install day so the service you paid for is the service you're using.

Wired: fiber to the home

• Symmetrical speeds — upload matches download, which is what actually matters for video calls, cloud backup, security cameras and anyone working from home.
• Low, stable latency — no shared-node slowdown at 8pm the way copper and coax networks see.
• ONT placement — we make sure the terminal lands somewhere sensible, not behind the water heater.

Wireless: fixed wireless & 5G home internet

• For addresses fiber hasn't reached — and for rentals, shops, barns, job-site trailers and anywhere a trench isn't happening.
• Placement matters more than the plan — we position the receiver for the strongest signal instead of leaving the gateway on the kitchen counter.
• Fast turn-up — often live the same week, sometimes the same day.

The part most people skip

A gigabit circuit still gives you two bars in the back bedroom if the Wi-Fi is wrong. We set up the router, place mesh nodes where they'll actually backhaul, split or steer bands as needed, and test throughput in the rooms you care about before we leave. Bring your own equipment or use the carrier's — we'll tell you which is worth it.

Common questions

About

A small company that shows up when it says it will.

H&N Assets LLC is a Texas limited liability company serving homeowners and small businesses across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. We do the recurring exterior work that keeps a property from sliding — glass, solar panels, turf — and we handle the internet connection that everything inside the house depends on.

The reason those live under one roof is practical. Recurring maintenance puts us on your property several times a year, which means the relationship is already there when the internet drops or a new build finally gets fiber on your street. You call one number instead of finding three companies and vetting all of them.

How we operate

• Flat quotes in writing. The price is set before work starts and doesn't move unless the scope does — and scope changes get your approval first.
• Real arrival windows. Two hours, with a text when the crew is on the way. If we're running late you hear it from us first.
• We say no. If a job needs a licensed trade, a different tool, or simply isn't worth your money, we'll tell you and point you somewhere useful.
• No long contracts. Recurring service is month to month. Cancel with a week's notice.

Credentials

H&N Assets LLC is registered in the State of Texas. Certificates of insurance are available on request, and we're glad to send them to a property manager or HOA before the first visit. We don't perform work that requires a trade license we don't hold — where a licensed trade is required, we'll tell you up front.

Contact

Tell us the address and what you need.

Most quotes go out the same business day. For internet, include the exact service address — availability changes street by street.