Starting a Window Cleaning Business |
Are you thinking about starting a window cleaning business? That's not a bad idea. By now, you probably have considered this venture to be highly profitable, and you already know that it doesn't take much to get started on earning extra income by cleaning windows. Did you know that the initial expense that you will need to take care of will only be for your cleaning supplies? This will probably not even cost you more than $150. If you can find yourself some buckets, cleaning solutions, sponges, scrubbers, squeegees, and the like, then you can be all set to starting a window cleaning business.
Starting a window cleaning business means preparation not only about equipment and cleaning materials, but also on knowledge of the industry you are getting yourself into. Remember that there are already many existing home cleaning services in your area, and in order for you contend with them, you should work on the quality of your work, and find a reasonable rate for your clients.
What should you research on when starting a window cleaning business? Check out what professional cleaning services are doing. How to they make themselves well-known? How much would they typically charge for a window cleaning job? Also, inquire around your neighborhood if there are people who are interested in hiring window cleaners for a fee.
When you are starting out, you probably will be working by yourself. You can have your spouse or a reliable relative to receive messages and phone calls in your house, so you can have appointments scheduled. When your clientele gets bigger, you may have to consider hiring employees that you will be paying by the hour. Some resources advice that $10 to $15 an hour for window cleaning employees is reasonable enough, especially for a small business.
Also, never forget to improve the quality of your work. You are likely to invest more on added equipment, and possible even an additional vehicle for your cleaning services. Be sure to always thank your customers and request feedback from them, this helps in maintaining a good rapport with your clients so you always have jobs to do.
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Window Cleaning Tip #1
Plan First! If you want to start a window cleaning business, then take the time to create a plan of attack as to how you are going to operate your window cleaning business. It is a little more complicated than just knowing how to properly clean a window. Plan out your finances, goals, advertising, training, growth strategy, and everything else you will need to run your business. Planning it all out before you start will save you in the end.
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Window Cleaning Tip #2
If your window washing company is fairly well established and your finances are up to it, purchasing a water fed pole and de-ionized water set up can drastically improve your profits by allowing you to complete large jobs faster and with excellent quality. Be aware though that they are rather expensive, so if you do not have enough clientele to keep your WFP in use, then you are better off waiting until you are bigger to buy one. |
Window Cleaning Tip #3
Do not buy cheap equipment! Window cleaning is not a very equipment intensive business and the equipment you do need is very affordable. So don't waste your money buying cheap squeegees and other equipment. Invest in top quality equipment and it will last for years with only a minor amount of basic maintenance. |
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