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We do this through our three main services; window cleaning (interior and exterior), pressure washing on concrete and siding, and solar control window film installation. /Window Genie of BoiseWe're counting the days until spring. If you are one to plan ahead and get a jump on spring cleaning, have you considered your home's windows? When were they last cleaned? #The Importance of Regular Window CleaningWindow Genie of BoiseIt's not all about window tinting and cleaning windows. We like a good slice just as much as the next person. It's National Pizza Day! What's your favorite pizza or pizza place in the Treasure Valley? #Window Genie of BoiseICYMI: Whether you enjoy winter or wish it would go away, we've been doing our best to inform you of ways to keep your home safe, warm, and tidy this season. Let's look back at our Top 5 Winter Blog Posts.Top 5 Winter Blogs - Window Genie BlogWindow Genie of BoiseWindow Genie has now joined the world of podcasting! Check out our first episode.The Genie Journal Episode 1: Rik Nonelle - Window Genie BlogWindow Genie of BoiseHere is a gallery of recent window film projects we have completed around the Treasure Valley.Window Genie of Boise Window Film Projects