Build a residential window cleaning route
A water-fed pole and traditional kit, pricing per pane and per storefront, a residential route plus weekly and monthly storefront accounts, and 80 jobs completed with a rebooking sequence that fills the next season before it starts.
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Who it's for
For someone with $1,000–$5,000 and a vehicle who wants a service with visible results, payment on the spot, and a natural recurring cycle. It suits an owner-operator who can put in weekend and evening hours for the first weeks and who wants the revenue floor of monthly storefront accounts before chasing residential volume.
About this playbook
Build a residential window cleaning route in your city, from the first price test to a booked next season. You will validate the demand and the price before spending more than pocket money, price per pane and per storefront, run the capex, opex, break-even and scenario numbers, then register the single-member LLC, bind liability insurance that covers height work, and clear your city's own license rules. The storefront accounts come first — small monthly contracts that pay the fixed costs while residential jobs carry the upside — and the route is built for density, with streets worked once and rebooking that fills the next season before it starts. It ends past opening day: 80 jobs completed, the channels that bring the next hundred customers, and the day-90 decision agreed in advance. It does not cover multi-story commercial work, hiring a crew beyond a second cleaner, or any franchise or lead-generation model.
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Phase 1: Test the demand before you spend
4 stepsPhase 2: Set the offer and the price
4 stepsPhase 3: Run the numbers
4 stepsPhase 4: Make it legal and line up the money
4 stepsPhase 5: Win the first accounts and build the rhythm
6 stepsPhase 6: The first 90 days
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What you need first
A vehicle that can carry a ladder or an extension pole, $1,000–$5,000 in cash you can afford to lose, and a city you know street by street. No license, LLC or prior experience is needed — the guide arranges them in order. You should be comfortable on a ladder and working on your feet.
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