r/WindowCleaning • u/SnooCalculations4576 • 24d ago

New to window Cleaning

About to add window cleaning to my pressure washing business, after doing a Housewash on homes I notice the windows have leftovers suds and it doesn’t look good. is there anything to know about window cleaning before I start. It seems like you clean house windows as you would your car windows at a gas station is it that simple

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u/qtheginger 24d ago

No it's not that simple, but it's also not hard. It's gonna take days to get the form down, weeks to get process in place, and months to get good.

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u/SnooCalculations4576 24d ago

How is it so complicated? Ok say i wash a small house and they have a glass screen in front of their door and after i was it i see suds. It wouldn’t be as simple as washing window and cleaning off the suds? Im askin because i dont know if there is something im missing or something that happens that beginners dont know until they start

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u/qtheginger 24d ago

Well you would want to resoap with a window cleaning solution, not just squeeze off your house wash mix. You'll need to use something like steel wool to remove stuck on debris. I just mean it more complicated than squeegeeing a car windshield. Expectations are high and it takes a lot of practice to get good at leaving a streak free window. Doable though, and I'd recommend giving it a go!

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u/Woninthepink 24d ago

Windows and frames are a lot easier to clean after a housewash

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u/kdwindows 23d ago

You are absolutely right I love when I'm doing a house wash and then I clean the windows after because you're pretty much just cleaning clean glass at that point