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Great video! Random question, did you use your personal number when starting out? I am looking at starting up but not sure if I should get a separate business line for calls for window cleaning

How? Do you have a video what is the proper way to use waterfed, like clean frame first, or how to do colonial/French windows?

How do you go about rescheduling days that it’s raining hard or storming

I didn’t have sound on, wow that’s heavy and intense

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Love the goals.respect to the journey

Nice scrub action

You have inspired me!! Just purchased the Tucker ultimate residential kit. To add to my pressure washing / soft washing business. 👊🏼

Thanks for the video!!

Great video as always! Love watching your videos! This is my first year in the window cleaning business. Luckily I have money put away for winter but I am excited to continue this journey

Great numbers!! I'm glad you know the numbers because most don't. As you grow and hire the important numbers when marketing will be stuff like customer acquisition cost, lifetime value, and church rate (how many clients drop off). The $405 average ticket is great because 30% is $121 so as long as a solo tech is done in 4 hours they're happy or two techs done in 2 hours.

thanks! looks better now!

Thanks man I appreciate it

I subbed❤

I understand it saves you time with wiping after wash, but does it clean well? Sticky stuff?

Appreciate your knowledge and giving personality. Definitely want any equipment, tips, daily life, mistakes/lessons, pricing, etc. videos. Thanks again and look forward to your content and the channel growing. Best of luck to you, your loved ones, and your business. PS Aware you’re a busy family and business man, but try to take time to make chapters or time stamps for future videos. I don’t mind the long format (it’s literally free info to better your life), but attention spans these days are scary short.

I hate door knocking, hired girl a year ago, brings her 2 kids in a wagon and sells 4 a day everyday....I give her $60 for a $249 job...she starts at 10am and finishes when sold 4 jobs is done...leave flyer for people that say no or not home....they do call later

What brand?

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Yes, King!!! 🤴 Luv the video

Hey Man I’m currently working a 9-5 but want to start a business that doesn’t have high overhead such as this business and want to get started and need a mentor. I want to start out part time such as you did before I go all in. Do you allow people to reach out and ask you questions man?

Is there any certificates needed to star this business ??

Great info! I am giving serious consideration to giving this business a go. However, I am very hesitant when it comes to being up on ladders. I am a big guy. 6'4" 260. Going up 2-3 stories just doesn't seem like a bright idea for me. lol I know water fed will help in that regard, but realistically, the ladder issue can be a problem I am guessing sometimes. How often do you have to go up ladders?

Yup, 💯 inspirational

I noticed you never ever use a ladder. I understand why you wouldn’t have to on the outside but what about the inside? Even if I was strictly doing pole work on high windows for the inside I would still need a ladder for certain window 🪟🫨

You’ve been a really big inspiration to me man. Don’t stop uploading. 🫶🏾

Thanks for watching! Comment a goal! Say it out loud! I hope this helps Broc!

Or use a high pressure pistol to do the same

Genius bit of kit! Whenever I’ve holidayed in Florida those things get so dirty and without that kit they would be a pain in the arse to clean 😂

Couple of quick tips from a business advisor (myself). When canvassing, always try to avoid closed questions. Use open ended questions when speaking with potential customers to gain more information and get a conversation started. Sometimes the information comes from the things they don’t say as much as what they do say. Always keep your cold approaches as unassuming and low key as possible. No one wants a hypo “Disney employee” trying to high five them and be their best friend. Be courteous and professional, have a one liner or two in your belt to pull out and get a laugh. If you can get a laugh out of someone in the first 30seconds, you’re half way there. Also avoid apologising for disturbing them. Don’t say you’re the best at such and such. “We’ve got a growing business and get great feedback from our customers, so we must be doing something right! So looking to see if you or other in the neighbourhood are looking for professional services. How often are you getting your windows cleaned by your current provider?” Or something similar would be a decent approach. Branding is huge. Everything you said about lawn signs etc; spot on. Get professional brand collared T-shirts too. Logo on breast and back with contact details. The one you have is fine, well designed, got your details on there, but could look more professional. Also for you specifically, as I can see you’re trying to grow a social media following by giving out advice to other entrepreneurs (too work), use it as others have done. Is there retired veterans in local area? Old people living on their own? People low on socioeconomic scale? Who can you help out for free and use the social media to highlight this work (in a non bragging/look what I’m doing for social media clout - not suggesting that’s what you’d do but it’s a thin line to walk ) and grow the brand that way. Giving stuff away for free is a great way of growing brand awareness. Keep up the good work. Stay strong and throw 💯 at this and you’ll get out what you put in. You got this. Liked and subbed to help the growth.

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Im a window cleaner. I banged my customer during an interior clean. How thats for personalizing a relationship?

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That's handy

I love that thing! Do u get more clients bc of it or does it just make the job easier?

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Great channel and information!

If you Van is long enough .......Try putting your ladders underneath the inside of the van roof ... i put in 2 heavy duty steel beams ( those with the holes in ?? maybe they are 6 cm x 5 cm ) and they are secured from one side to the other side , i have 2 you may need 3 and just slide my ladders in and out, they are strong and work FAST.. or you could build a floating floor and the ladders slide in and out at the bottom of the van.....

specific question here lol. Wym when you say your business started on facebook for clients. You made a page and joined fb groups? I've done some door knocking and had no luck so I'm considering other approaches for clients!

Nice work and vids

🗣️:My window is dirty can you clean it?Him: Yeah, I just cleaned it. It took like one second.

Awesome!

Great video!!

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hi can you tell me where you get your t shirts from I really like them and we don't have anything like in the uk cheers keep up the good work with the vids

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Great topic! 1. It's important to not allow people to book your days off. Easier said than done though. 2. When you hire and put down the technician hat you then pick up the trainer hat, onboarding hat, coach hat, and do hard things you didn't do before like firing people, and dealing with more stress while making less money (for a season of time). The stress of overbooking and doing all the work is different than wondering if your employees will actually show up today, and wondering if your marketing efforts will bring in enough not only for the technicians but also for you as the owner to make a living too.