Starting a Window Cleaning Business

If you are looking for a way to create a reliable income, part-time or full-time, consider washing windows for homes, for businesses, or for both. Everyone loves sparkling clean windows, but often people let them go because they are busy with other things or it seems like too much of a hassle.

You can get a lot of repeat customers, often set up on a regular schedule. If you want to ease into this business before quitting your regular job, just work weekends and maybe evenings at first.

In cities and even in smaller communities, there is usually plenty of work. At first, you will want to do some publicity, such as posting flyers and giving out business cards. You may want to go around and talk to people. Here, you will have an advantage over someone who cleans carpets or interiors -- you can tell at a glance from outside if a building has dirty windows!

You can make a good living this way. Window cleaners often make more than people in other cleaning businesses. Naturally, you will become faster as your window cleaning business gets going, so don't worry at first about speed but just concentrate on getting your technique down.

Just what is the best way to wash windows? What equipment do you need? For information on these and other questions, see the Suze n Ev Cleaning Business website. Click on the WINDOW CLEANING tab on the left.

Starting a window cleaning business will be much easier with their help!