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🪟Commercial Window Cleaning

B2B window cleaning for storefronts and small offices. A low-overhead, highly recurring subscription service model.

Analyse des Risques

Rentabilité7/10
Évolutivité (Scale)6/10
Risque1/10

Données Financières

Budget de départ
0€ - 100€
Marge estimée
80-90%
Temps avant 1er revenu
Immediate

Profil Opérationnel

Temps requis10-15 hours/week
Niveau techniqueBeginner friendly
Potentiel de reventeLow - Usually a lifestyle business, though fleets with strong route density can be sold to larger cleaning firms.

La réalité du terrain

Avantages

  • • Extremely low barrier to entry
  • • High recurrence (weekly or monthly cleans)
  • • Easy to dominate locally with basic digital marketing

Inconvénients

  • • Physically repetitive work
  • • Weather dependent
  • • Scaling requires hiring and managing blue-collar workers

Les Coûts Cachés

  • ↳ Professional liability insurance (approx. 50$/month)
  • ↳ CRM subscription for routing and invoicing (30$/month)

Compétences à maîtriser

Door-to-door salesReliability and punctualityBasic physical endurance

La "Stack" pour se lancer

YelpYelpJobberJobber

The beauty of 'boring' businesses is that they solve immediate, unsexy problems that never go away.

Commercial window cleaning is the ultimate cash-flow starter business. Storefronts need clean windows to attract foot traffic, but owners don't have the time to do it themselves. By applying modern business practices (like automated text reminders, digital invoicing, and local SEO) to an old-school industry, tech-savvy entrepreneurs are wiping out the legacy competition.

  1. Buy a professional squeegee, a mop, a bucket, and Dawn dish soap (under $50 total).
  2. Practice the 'S-technique' on your own home windows until you leave no streaks.
  3. Print simple flyers and walk down a busy commercial street offering free first-time cleans.
  4. Upsell the free clean into a weekly or bi-weekly $15-$30 subscription.
  5. Set up Jobber or Square to automatically charge the client's credit card after each clean.
  6. Ask every satisfied customer for a 5-star Google review.
  7. Once you hit $5k/month, hire a reliable worker and transition to a management role.
  1. Johnny Robinson - Generating $700k/year. Co-founded Orange Window Wash, started with $150 and grew via aggressive door-to-door sales. X
  2. Keith Kalfas - 6-figure local business owner. Built a massive YouTube audience while running his landscaping and window cleaning business. YouTube
  3. Luke Wilson - Scaled to $10k/month in his first year. Documents his entire journey and pricing strategies online. YouTube
  4. Joshua Brown - Franchise owner. Started with a single bucket and now runs a multi-truck window cleaning operation. LinkedIn
  5. Tommy Mello - Home service millionaire. Began his journey in garage doors and window cleaning before scaling to $100M+ in home services. Web

Ton plan d'action pour la prochaine heure :

Buy a $15 Unger squeegee kit from a hardware store and clean your own windows to learn the motion.

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