Window Cleaning Business $1,000 a Day

Window Cleaning Business $500 a Day - Check out My Book How to Make $500 a Day Cleaning Windows on Audible by Keith Kalfas #windowcleaner #windowcleaning #smallscalebusiness

[@DrivenByLuckGaming]

He’s smackin them frames. Besides that amazing work

[@jstu45]

Keith been preaching windows for years!

[@timothyjackson3861]

Got my first job yesterday hoping to find another today!

[@WindowCleaningBluePrint]

Best of luck!

[@joeblakely5950]

The higher you go with water fed poles the heavier they get.

[@Grinfas]

If its a first time clean make sure you clean the windows traditional. Water fed system is best for monthly residential and commercial clients

[@keith-kalfas]

Nice

[@nothing-vg9xk]

Could you answer this question? Wondering if it's not worth it to only offer outside window cleaning...

[@matthewrobinson6297]

As a professional Window Cleaner who’s been in the game for a while, I would say inside and out will be helpful for customer. outside early probably would be helpful, just for you.

[@hn-caesmaltes5372]

If you clean inside windows your be ahead of your competition as they might be thinking the same thing you are with only cleaning the outside, build a relationship with your clients for repeat jobs

[@ivanhernandez7395]

With a water fed pole makes it way easier

[@user-tf1qm7cx6n]

How do you clean the screens.

[@johnnyindaflesh1953]

Man liked the comment but didn’t respond😂 Ts crazy

[@hn-caesmaltes5372]

You would use a window cleaning applicator which is a hand mop that you would use you wet the screen then dry it off with a towel or rag

[@DetailedWindowCleaning]

A screen cleaner.

[@hn-caesmaltes5372]

@DetailedWindowCleaning but that means you have to take off every screen and take it outside to wash it, instead of just using the mob and wash it in front of the window, plus not every client has good water pressure to use that screen washer to its full potential.

[@quintensteenwyk4368]

​@@hn-caesmaltes5372 I use one and I can tell you, even having to bring screens outside (which you should do anyways, cleaning screens inside doesn't feel pro) that water pressure doesn't have much impact and it's faster for anything over maybe 10-15 screens.

[@me-tx2ws]

Do you squeegee off a deck or porch with sitting water from the window cleaning? Thinking about customer slipping and suing and you how best try and avoid that?

[@brocktorning1890]

It’s no different than it being wet from rain.

[@MrGoodeats]

Bro what on earth are you even talking about 😂

[@armandohernandez8690]

How do you clean the windows that have screens?? Do you take them off?? Does the customer pay you first or do you do the service first and then get paid…what’s your process??

[@TheCommandant-wb9tv]

My guy hearted you comment but did not even respond 😃

[@vcash1112]

What’s your objective? To saturate the industry or get views?

[@jstu45]

Seems like screens are a pia

[@nothing-vg9xk]

I thought you only cleaned outside only?

[@johnb6850]

Keith kit is freakin sold out man

[@sharptyler988]

Why the hell would you use a waterfed in a house that size 😂😂 strip washer and squeegee would’ve been done way before he even started to rinse

[@me-tx2ws]

How do you deal with screens on 2nd or 3rd floor windows ?

[@vincenttrovato]

Ask them to remove the screens and have them set outside their door.

[@hn-caesmaltes5372]

Or go inside to clean them that way your client gets a full experience for their money, which for me is a better that way I'll have a repeat loyal client that values the extra things I do for them

[@Brandon-gw4ed]

Do you use their water or do you have a water tank on your truck or something???

[@WindowCleaningBluePrint]

Customers water

[@Brandon-gw4ed]

@@WindowCleaningBluePrint NIce. Appreciate the feedback.

[@brianswift2525]

Banging brush like that makes my arse tense lol

[@matthewrobinson6297]

How much

[@Schrecongostwindowcleaning]

👍🏼

[@pierrelouis8578]

What’s the name of this brush ?

[@WindowCleaningBluePrint]

Tucker boars hair bristle 50/50 nylon brush with rinse bar brush from Detroit Sponge. Mention Keith Kalfas

[@bstrong880]

Is that hooked to the house as a water source

[@WindowCleaningBluePrint]

Yes

[@DrivenByLuckGaming]

But it’s filtered

[@rickprince3765]

Do you have to squeegee it after using that brush

[@ivanhernandez7395]

No, it’s purified water and it air dries without leaving water marks. Water fed pole gets the outsides done so much quicker and don’t need a ladder. Inside still gotta do traditional but if the owners only want outside, that’s easy money right there

[@jorgeduron158]

Man that's a waste of so much water 💧

[@chrislufc67]

$4 per screen ? Daylight robbery .i include the screen and sills still make average 100 dollars a hour

[@WindowCleaningBluePrint]

Well $100 an hour is great. So why does charging someone for an extra service equal robbery? I want to see with eyes of equity.

[@chrislufc67]

@@WindowCleaningBluePrint cause I don't see extra for a screen especially 4 dollars as another service .I'd of thought screen is part of the window furniture ? And personally throwing in the il include screens too seems to get you more work its like they feel there getting something for free .I guess we all charge different in whatever area we live n work