residential window cleaning; start a residential window cleaning business

Window cleaning can be divided into two types of services; A commercial or a residential window cleaning business. There are pros and cons to both, and here are a few things to consider with a residential window cleaning business.  

Residential Window Cleaning Business Pros

• Higher Profit Potential - You will spend more time working and less time driving on residential jobs. Bids are always higher on a per window count, so the final pay is always much more. We like to concentrate on higher end homes because these customers are used to paying for every bit of work done on their house. Our experience is that this clientele is generally not too picky about pricing, and you can enjoy healthy bids. Their concern is geared more towards having a great job done as well as reliable, dependable, quality service.    

• Less Driving - Less driving, less miles on your car, less wear and tear. This will allow you to get more years from your vehicle, more miles, and less repairs and maintenance. Also, you will have a smaller gas expense and a higher overall profit margin over commercial work. Hands down, residential window cleaning is the more lucrative work of the two.     

• Winters Off - For many people this is a great way to work. They enjoy their well-deserved time off and spend it with their families, pursuing winter sports, or whatever.  One of the perks about residential window cleaning is that it is lucrative enough to take a couple of months off for the winter. This time off from work also gives your body a nice rest from all of your hard work.