Marketing is often just as unique as the window cleaning business itself. We find that it’s the marketing strategies that can persist through different markets and lead to business success. That’s why we asked Kyle to explain his style, how it came about, and why it continues to lead to jobs and success.
As window cleaners, bidding jobs, purchasing a business space and work vehicles, and managing employees are all negotiations. In this blog, Hazen shares some negotiation tactics he’s learned.
Your brand is your company in a snapshot. It should be different but tasteful, simple, yet unique. What do you think your brand says about you? In this blog, Hazen reviews 5 points of successful branding for businesses.
At this point, most professional window cleaners have heard of WaterFed®. Customers, however, will undoubtedly be curious about the cleaning process. Here are some tips to help alleviate their concerns and expand their cleaning education.
In this blog, we discuss a few ways small businesses can rise to the challenge of not only weathering this storm, but finding ways to take control and embrace change.
During my time with abc, I’ve truly traveled extensively across the US and Canada, meeting hundreds of window cleaners and being introduced to a variety window cleaning companies. From my personal experience, there are five hallmarks which constitute the near-perfect company.
Regular gear inspections help you spot equipment that may be nearing end-of-life, allowing you to plan for replacement. But with all of the admin work you already do for your business, and all the responsibilities cleaners have on job sites, inspections can easily feel like just another chore.
Implementing systems will allow your business and co-workers to work both productively and efficiently and will set yourself up for a successful future.
In this blog, Hazen clears up some common window cleaning misconceptions during this time, with
the following information obtained from the Center for Disease Control and The Clorox Company websites, and presented in the context of standard janitorial and chemical guidelines.
In the third part of our High Rise Training series, we talk to Todd Foor, owner of Squeegee Squad Cleaning in Tempe Arizona about what high rise has meant for his business and what changes he has seen in the industry in his 35 years of experience.
