Braco Window Cleaning Service Acquires Crystal Clear Window Works' Fog B Gone.

The Tri-State's largest window cleaning company acquires the first Crystal Clear Window Works USA Authorized Dealer and adds service to remove moisture from thermal pane windows

(Friday, February 17, 2006) - Crystal Clear Window Works announces that Braco Window Cleaning Service Inc. has concluded the acquisition of Fog B Gone, a Crystal Clear Window Works (CCWW) authorized franchise, a move that will allow Braco to offer customers a unique moisture-removing service for windows, not found anywhere else in the Tri-State.

Launched in January of 2005 by Marie and Frank Kopich, Fog B Gone was the first American Company to sign a contract with Crystal Clear Window Works USA LLP, a window innovation company headquartered in Nashville Tennessee. The unique CCWW process they use to purge moisture from between thermal pane windows restores a sealed unit's clarity, protects against damage and permanently recovers insulating R-Value. The environmentally responsible process will keep thousands of tons of waste glass out of landfills, and eliminates the consumption of fossil fuels used in the manufacture and transport of replacement windows.

"At Braco, we've become the largest window cleaning company in the Tri-State by offering dependable service to customers in private homes, storefronts and high rise buildings", said Andrew Kreidenweis, Braco president. "Now, we can clean between thermal pane glass, while eliminating the most common moisture problems in windows. We are very excited that we are the only company in the region that will provide a 'green' solution to fixing foggy windows".

Braco will be providing the service under the Fog B Gone brand. All technicians are receiving extensive training at Crystal Clear Window Works new Nashville Headquarters, and will be accredited with patented techniques needed to offer the service.

"Crystal Clear Window Works was looking for a strategic partner in the Window Cleaning Industry. Braco Window Cleaning is that perfect partner, and we are proud to have Braco as one of our premier dealers", said John Hennessy CEO of CCWW. "Braco is one of the most dedicated and respected companies in the industry. We look forward to their professionalism in introducing the new moisture removal process to the Tri-state market and to the Window Cleaning industry."

"We feel we now offer the total solution for window glass needs," said Robert Kreidenweis, Braco's Vice President. "We are very excited to have acquired the first Crystal Clear dealership in the United States. And we are proud to offer this state-of-the-art service."

The Fog B Gone service is available to residential and commercial customers, throughout the Greater Cincinnati, Dayton and Springfield areas. Since signing the Fog B Gone dealership, expansion of the Crystal Clear concept within the United States has boomed, with 15 outlets now in operation.

About Crystal Clear Window Works

Crystal Clear Window Works has revolutionized the way homeowners and property managers manage failed windows. The company's proven process for restoring thermal functionality and the aesthetic qualities of residential and commercial windows, has provided a cost effective, environmental alternative to replacement. The company formally established a dealer network in 2002, and today, over 100,000 units have been serviced across the United States and Canada. Information about Crystal Clear Window Works services and its dealer network are available from Authorized Dealers pages on the CCWW website at:



www.getthefogout.com


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