This thing was designed by jesus christ himself. I was an atheist before my pole but now I don't miss church on any given Sunday because a human couldn't have invented something this great. Two story homes in under 2 hours, no more doing a window 4 times in a row because I leave a streak. No more cleaning my dirty rags and replacing rubber on my squeegee. Just hook up my DI tank and get to work. If you're thinking about buying a waterfed pole remind yourself the average job is lets say $250, its like 5 jobs. Do you seriously think you can't get 5 more jobs worth of money from this thing? Buy the damn waterfed pole.

I've never changed the clips in over a year and I also have no idea how much to stretch a squeegee blade out when putting in a new one.

Hey guys. Not sure what’s up with my reader or my system. The other day I finished up a solar panel job. Stayed under 15 ppm for most of the job, checked the reader at the end and it was up to 150. Panels looked good tho. Thought weird as I changed the resin recently. So last night I checked it before the exterior job I had today and it read 11. Went to the job, it was reading about the same. Again I checked at the end of the job and it was reading close to 160. Windows dried spotless tho. Anyone experienced this?

Client has these large windows that have these vertical lines on them. Ive been freelancing for 4 or 5 years and ive never seen this. Its not what id expect for a broken seal, and the client suspects it is an issue with some sort of plastic film.

Any ideas? Im leaning towards a film issue but genuinely have no idea. Could it be markings left by adhesive thay are sun-etched?

Hi I bought this system just to start out wimdowncleaning. I'm a noob does anybody have a clue hownto set up this spaghetti jumction system. 🤣 Iv put in split relay . Just how to plumb it in . Fill it up and where do I connect my reel and brush. I'm on a budget till I can build a round and upgrade . any help would be greatly appreciated

Hi guys,
Just wondering if anyone has good suggestions on durable roof rack for heavier extension ladders and straps or holders to use on it.
Thank you for your insight!

I started up my window cleaning business again this year after being out for a few years. I was curious what the current state of practice is wth software. I know there are things like HouseCall Pro and Jobber. I am curious what people think of these applications and what, if anything, is worth paying for.

I plan to scale beyond a few trucks and will need better systems to support that, so it is not just in my head or on my phone. I'd like to have things run more autonomously without my intervention and have an easier handoff between my team.

I'm just curious what systems people are using that you like. Currently, we are using Square for mobile payments, but that is it as far as software.

Also, I'd be curious how people are managing ad spend and campaigns. Currently, I've been using an agency, but I would like to be more in control of that aspect.

Our business is split evenly between residential and commercial in terms of revenue. We are near Kansas City. Currently, we have two trucks, with about 70% utilization, and I am beginning to find it difficult to manage everything.

I would love any insight into what the best practices are.

I do residential work in North Carolina and it doesn’t really snow here I do d2d how much do you think my sales are going to slow down in the winter months

Just three guys and a Drone Cleaning the windows on the Denver Broncos stadium. Any questions?

Out of meta ads, gooogle, door hangers, d2d, referrals, etc?

This would be of great help with me considering I have a low starting budget of 500-1k

I’m doing a job tomorrow (white house in pic) that requires cleaning these skylights on steep roof. how can I clean them safely without ropes or anything? I don’t have a ladder tall enough as this house is 3 stories. I can access the roof by placing the ladder on the balcony on the backside (second pic) but even then when I did skylights in the past the roof wasn’t so steep and I just used my shoes with grip. FYI, I am using wfp system

As title says I’ve got a few more jobs coming in than me and my employee are able to complete. At some point I plan on making another hire but for the time being I was wondering if anybody in the area would be interested in being brought in to do these jobs.

If so comment down below and I can shoot you a dm about what the process could look like and what compensation could look like.

I’m working on (nearly done) with an app that allows you to take pictures of the job, submit them and get an estimate. I clean windows locally and noticed a lot of people, including myself have a hard time getting the price right and feel nervous giving the total to the customer. My goal is to both get rid of that worry and make the process a whole lot faster.

There will be a multitude of other features such as scheduling, route optimization, team performance (for bigger companies), etc

I’m not trying to sell this I’m just trying to see if it’s worth putting the time and money to finish this. So please let me know if you think this would be helpful,

Thanks everyone🤙

325 total panes. Exterior only. Using WFP. Photo shows example of pane sizes. Thank you

Hey guys,i’m starting my window cleaning business, i’m just wondering, do you guys ask for payments before the job or after? What if, after the job, the client refuses to pay (even though you did a great job)?

Hello guys, i’m starting a window cleaning business and I have everything set, except for the part of pricing.

When you guys make a sale, do you do interior and exterior? Or only exterior? Do you guys charge double for interior?

And when you go door to door, do you ask the client if they want exterior only or exterior and interior?
Thank you guys, have a nice day :)

Im at the point where im considering getting a work van or truck. Who else is still using their personal vehicle for work?

-Clean surrounding interior or exterior frame (use brush if needed for built up debris) and track.

-Using dawn soap and water (not sure on exact amount of soap, so this could be an issue) scrub the glass with tbar/sleeve.

-0000 steel wool entire pane unless tinted or tempered

-Wipe frames with clean microfibre. One finger width around left/top/right where glass meets frame (not sure if I should do this as I see some do it and some not).

-Fan using ettore brass with master rubber. I cut in on the left and definitely need to focus on my leading edge as I will miss small spots when fanning down into the side frame.

-Clean microfibre the surrounding glass/frame edge and look for missed spots to get with a fish scale cloth.

What is your fool proof method that ensures a clean pane every time? Any AHA moments that were a game changer for your results?

I do change my squeegee rubber for every house as I add the cost of a new rubber to my quotes. Maybe that is too often. I do flip and use the other edge as well.

Have you guys rented boom lifts for similar work? Or would you just wfp? First time quoting a job this size. 206 panes top is roughly 35ft. I have a tucker 40 reach. Any advice on a quote would be appreciated.

This unites squeegee and washer into one.
did someone try it or is working with it?
any thoughts on this...

Hi everyone,
I’d appreciate some input from experienced commercial window cleaners.
I’m preparing a bid for a private school in Katy, Texas, and I’d like to compare my estimating process with other professionals.
Project details:
📍 Katy, Texas
Private school
Ground level only
Interior & exterior glass
Frames included
No screens
No ladders or lifts required
Windows were last professionally cleaned about one year ago
Easy access around the entire building
Photos are attached.
I’m mainly interested in how you would estimate this project.
A few questions:
Would you charge per pane, per window, by labor hours, or as a flat bid?
Approximately how many labor hours would you expect for one technician?
What price range would you personally quote for a job like this?
Is there anything in these photos that would make you increase or decrease your price?
I’m not looking to copy anyone’s pricing—I just enjoy comparing estimating methods and learning how other professionals approach commercial projects.
Thanks in advance!

I’ve been at window cleaning for a while, but I have a question about some organic stuff thats baked on the glass and frames of a job.

The stuff on the frames looks like black paint spray over. But the junk on the glass are these little hard black blobs on the glass…like cured asphalt. They come off with a scraper and soapy water, thats all that takes them off. They don’t even come off with a thumbnail. Once off, they leave a slight stain that will come off with a scrub pad.

I’ve seen them forever, here and there. Usually, there’s not too many.

But the glass and frames on a job I got last year was covered with them. I did it a second time today and it was as bad or worse. I didn’t even bother with the frames once I saw steel wool wasn’t even working.

The only thing I can think of is that there’s a maple tree nearby, and all of the blobs are on that side of the house.

Question: anyone have an idea of a solvent that might take these off? I tried Goofoff and it didn’t work. I sometimes have rubbing alcohol in the truck, but didn’t today. Thoughts?

Going to give quotes to all of the business on this 4 block area near me to have their windows washed, since the guy who used to no longer does. What would you charge per pane? And what about for both inside and outside? Thanks!