“How to Start a Window Cleaning Business in 2024: Step-by-Step Guide”

[@hallmanwindowwashing6484]

Thanks for watching! Comment a goal! Say it out loud! I hope this helps Broc!

[@JackofTint32]

Hey man thank you for your insight… i am an aspiring window cleaner and am adding it to my tint business… thanks so much

[@BasicMotorGroup]

"A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one." William Shakespeare

[@MyManJoeseafus]

Appreciate your knowledge and giving personality. Definitely want any equipment, tips, daily life, mistakes/lessons, pricing, etc. videos. Thanks again and look forward to your content and the channel growing. Best of luck to you, your loved ones, and your business. PS Aware you’re a busy family and business man, but try to take time to make chapters or time stamps for future videos. I don’t mind the long format (it’s literally free info to better your life), but attention spans these days are scary short.

[@hallmanwindowwashing6484]

@@MyManJoeseafus ill have to figure out how to do that! Thanks for watching and thanks for the advice! 👍

[@Christianradke03]

Is waterfed sufficient for first time cleans for you?

[@hallmanwindowwashing6484]

@@Christianradke03 most of the time yes! Unless there is hard water on them! It’s all about setting expectation! If you want to talk about Waterford options feel free to text me at [phone]! I can help!

[@marcosjimenez7046]

Did you get an LLC your first year in business?

[@hallmanwindowwashing6484]

@@marcosjimenez7046 yes, super easy online

[@Scottyshotti22]

Hey Man I’m currently working a 9-5 but want to start a business that doesn’t have high overhead such as this business and want to get started and need a mentor. I want to start out part time such as you did before I go all in. Do you allow people to reach out and ask you questions man?

[@domecenter2522]

Great info! I am giving serious consideration to giving this business a go. However, I am very hesitant when it comes to being up on ladders. I am a big guy. 6'4" 260. Going up 2-3 stories just doesn't seem like a bright idea for me. lol I know water fed will help in that regard, but realistically, the ladder issue can be a problem I am guessing sometimes. How often do you have to go up ladders?

[@hallmanwindowwashing6484]

@@domecenter2522 thanks for watching! I understand your concern! I never go up that high on a ladder. That’s why I invested in waterfed. If you learn how to use water fed appropriately it does a phenomenal job. The most ladder height I will go up is about 15 to 20 feet and that’s most of the time on the interiors. Really tall living room glass. But there’s also ways to do that from the ground as well. Let me know if you get into it and I can help you get set up with everything you need to get started as well as water fed when you’re ready. If I can do it, anybody can.