Hard water stains don’t just cloud your glass—they dull the entire appearance of your property. Mineral deposits from sprinklers, runoff, or years of exposure build up layer after layer, turning once-clear windows into foggy, stained surfaces that are impossible to clean with normal products. For commercial buildings, storefronts, and residential homes, these stains make even well-maintained properties look aged and uncared for.
At CC Surface Restoration, we remove the hard water buildup others can’t touch. Our process cuts through deep mineral staining, calcium deposits, silica buildup, and years of surface damage using professional restoration tools and compounds. We eliminate stubborn staining without scratching, hazing, or compromising the integrity of your glass—restoring the clarity, brightness, and curb appeal your property deserves.
Not all hard water stains are the same. Some sit on the surface, while others have etched into the glass over time. Our technicians identify the stain level and use the correct restoration method—from light polishing to multi-stage resurfacing—to safely bring your glass back to a clean, uniform appearance.
Over-the-counter cleaners and abrasive pads can cause permanent micro-scratches, distortion, and hazing. Many property owners end up making the glass worse before calling us. Our restoration process is designed specifically for mineral and calcium removal, ensuring a smooth, distortion-free finish without risking damage.
Hard water can make a window look ruined, but in most cases replacement is unnecessary. Restoration is typically 65–85% more affordable than installing new glass and can be completed the same day. No waiting for new panes, no removal, no construction—just clean, clear glass restored in hours.
We restore hard water stains on:
Each surface gets a customized approach to ensure clarity without distortion or swirl marks.
After removing the stains, many clients choose a hydrophobic coating to reduce future buildup. This protective layer repels water, minerals, and contaminants—keeping your glass cleaner longer and dramatically reducing maintenance.
