Thanks for doing this video. This shows the everyday effort and skill window cleaners put into every day. I have a job just like this however the ledges are 6 inch deep. Couldn't close out the last four inches with the moerman because I didn't have an angle arm attachment. Had to go with the ledger squeegee which was much slower.
@@keitht.2727 Thanks for the tip. I'll give that a try. I might have to stand back a bit further to close out on the side so pole doesn't hit the frame edge that comes out six inches from the window.
Great video Steve can remember one of your early videos, techniques using the mop applicator where you rotated the mop 360 in one motion took me along time to workout how to do it, eventually did it lots of practice...
This is really great! I'm guessing this is a routine/maintenance clean? I was doing a dealership for the first time recently and it was a first time clean. I found just wetting and scrubbing the windows with the strip washer wasn't taking off the bug marks etc. Also, the rubber seals were pretty filthy with dirt so my mop was just getting nasty after a window or two. I found I had to mop the window, hit it with steel wool on a 3M swivel pad, mop it again and then straight pull. Then detail top and sides. Is that kind of just how it goes with first time cleans then once you come back you can take the excelerator and go faster?
Hello there. I am a window cleaner in Santa Cruz CA. I would love to exchange some inf with you. I am curious about your strategy to estimate Constraction window cleaning which you have to wash the window not just one time but two time plus due the material stuck on the glass.
Was thinking about getting a fliq excelerator. 14 inch or 18 inch? I mostly do just store fronts like this. I heard the 18 is hard to do? I need it for stuff like restaurants where you have to pole over the tables.
orders for like 700 bucks. 12 foot trad carbon fiber. 18" excelerator fliq. and 18" excelerator without fliq. the moerman pouch a bottle for the soap and a TAKAKI WORKS BOAB. lol.
12’ pole windowcleaner.com/products/xero-carbon-fiber-pole-trad-pole-2-0?sca_ref=3020242.k17l3JaEgS And this squeegee combo windowcleaner.com/products/ultimate-squeegee-combo?sca_ref=3020242.k17l3JaEgS
Wow, I have a doctors office very similar to that entry way and it takes me at least two hours. Q: how do you deal with Obstructions because mine has two 3x3 pane sections with cross beams that cross the frames in an “x” about 1/2 foot away from the glass.
@@ZZTalkZZ LOL. Hey man, just remember it does not matter if you are not as fast. At the end of the day, if your customer is happy and you have enough cheddar in your wallet, that is what's important. Time is money for sure but like myself. I do not even have a driver's license. I pull a wagon down 8-mile cleaning windows in Detroit. I am not the fastest guy in the world BUT almost every customer I have said" I will let you wash them today" and before I was done they asked ME if I could come back 1 a month. Be there when you say. Do a good job. Charge a fair price ( for YOU and them). Do what you say, say what you mean. Get her done. REPEAT. Peace
@@SteveOthewindowcleaner i was just saying i dig the towel clip for the pole tip. thats a decently good idea for a tool worthy of carrying daily. And the unger ninja fliq pad.. Lets start a petition. lol.
That was only 12”! Do you think it would be worth getting a longer pole or 12 should work? I want to start offering window cleaning with all house washing I do but not sure what size to get. Thanks for any help!
The correct answer is what do you need to do that on a regular basis. I have jobs that take me 2 hours and I charge $85. Most window guys say " I would not touch that for under $200" . I am not greedy $42.50 an hour is ok for me. I have less overhead than ANYONE in my area, I do not use a gas-powered vehicle. I live in the city and pull a customized wagon full of my gear. All my business is within a 2-mile radius of where I Live ( City obviously)
Wow! Great pole work! I'd love to get that smooth! Thanks for the energy and drive!
Thanks for doing this video. This shows the everyday effort and skill window cleaners put into every day. I have a job just like this however the ledges are 6 inch deep. Couldn't close out the last four inches with the moerman because I didn't have an angle arm attachment. Had to go with the ledger squeegee which was much slower.
I have a job like that and I use an excelerator 14" and close to the side sans fliq pad.
@@keitht.2727 Thanks for the tip. I'll give that a try. I might have to stand back a bit further to close out on the side so pole doesn't hit the frame edge that comes out six inches from the window.
Wow! You are true craftsman 👌🏼 learn so much from your videos. Thanks for the content!
Thanks man
SteveO makes it looks so easy man. Legend
Thanks man
im on my 3rd year. would take me at least 3 or 4 hours. he can do it in one. impressive.
Is the xero pole tip correct for the accelerator 3.0 flip?
Muy buen trabajo colega me gustaría tener ese tipo de herramientas que acá no se consiguen ,un abrazo desde Argentina
Great video Steve can remember one of your early videos, techniques using the mop applicator where you rotated the mop 360 in one motion took me along time to workout how to do it, eventually did it lots of practice...
Awesome work How much did you charge for this job?
This is really great! I'm guessing this is a routine/maintenance clean? I was doing a dealership for the first time recently and it was a first time clean. I found just wetting and scrubbing the windows with the strip washer wasn't taking off the bug marks etc. Also, the rubber seals were pretty filthy with dirt so my mop was just getting nasty after a window or two. I found I had to mop the window, hit it with steel wool on a 3M swivel pad, mop it again and then straight pull. Then detail top and sides. Is that kind of just how it goes with first time cleans then once you come back you can take the excelerator and go faster?
Yes thats how it works. Also as it takes around double the time think of charging double for the first clean.
@@Davez2023 yes!! I agree first cleans should have some up charge for extra cleaning that ends up needing to be done.
Always a great soundtrack. Boston Mike.
One question: the high glass, will you put detergent first, or what do you use to make it quick? Thank uiu
Hi slide is best to give more glide in addition to soap windowcleaner.com/products/cliche-chemicals-hi-slide?sca_ref=3020242.k17l3JaEgS
Love the vids bro. What did you bid on this one?
Hello there.
I am a window cleaner in Santa Cruz CA. I would love to exchange some inf with you. I am curious about your strategy to estimate Constraction window cleaning which you have to wash the window not just one time but two time plus due the material stuck on the glass.
Awesome video for the next level window cleaner ... thank U
Nice, what's the tool you used with the orange cloth?
Its the maykker handy sleeve 6" windowcleaner.com/products/maykker-handy-sleeve-complete?variant=42697757917335&sca_ref=3020242.k17l3JaEgS
Great beats for work SteveO
Let me know what they are if possible.
Which starter kit is this I’m looking to purchase to start my own business
windowcleaner.com/products/steveos-employee-basic-starter-kit?sca_ref=3020242.k17l3JaEgS this is the best one to get!
Was thinking about getting a fliq excelerator. 14 inch or 18 inch? I mostly do just store fronts like this. I heard the 18 is hard to do? I need it for stuff like restaurants where you have to pole over the tables.
orders for like 700 bucks. 12 foot trad carbon fiber. 18" excelerator fliq. and 18" excelerator without fliq. the moerman pouch a bottle for the soap and a TAKAKI WORKS BOAB. lol.
Steve, you clean commercial buildings once a month or weekly.
Commercial buildings sometimes monthly…usually quarterly
@@SteveOthewindowcleaner ok thanks
Why you don't use sorbo viper in this time?
I may have missed it but what did you charge?
what pole and flip squeegee you used in this video?
12’ pole windowcleaner.com/products/xero-carbon-fiber-pole-trad-pole-2-0?sca_ref=3020242.k17l3JaEgS
And this squeegee combo
windowcleaner.com/products/ultimate-squeegee-combo?sca_ref=3020242.k17l3JaEgS
Wow, I have a doctors office very similar to that entry way and it takes me at least two hours.
Q: how do you deal with Obstructions because mine has two 3x3 pane sections with cross beams that cross the frames in an “x” about 1/2 foot away from the glass.
Ok, so I did not see the sides... my entry way is about 20% smaller... I feel more inadequate now...
@@ZZTalkZZ LOL. Hey man, just remember it does not matter if you are not as fast. At the end of the day, if your customer is happy and you have enough cheddar in your wallet, that is what's important. Time is money for sure but like myself. I do not even have a driver's license. I pull a wagon down 8-mile cleaning windows in Detroit. I am not the fastest guy in the world BUT almost every customer I have said" I will let you wash them today" and before I was done they asked ME if I could come back 1 a month. Be there when you say. Do a good job. Charge a fair price ( for YOU and them). Do what you say, say what you mean. Get her done. REPEAT. Peace
Amazing! When I do pole work as you do, I do leave marks on the top of the glass after detailing. Any tips? Or don’t stress too much about it?
I always detail the top with a microfiber but past that I don’t stress
try the ibc techno pad with a microfiber pad. works great for touch ups!
Awesome!
Which bucket on a belt is that?
Xero Silencer
Cool video.What brand belt and and pouch is that?
Its a kobalt carpenter belt from lowes
How do you know how to price the jobs?
What’s the name of the pole you used?
omgosh, steve. what tool is that to clip a towel to the pole tip. lol.
windowcleaner.com/maykker-handy-sleeve-complete?pt=MY With a squeegee life towel
Is that the 12ft pole?
Yes it is, the Xero trad windowcleaner.com/xero-carbon-fiber-trad-pole-2-0?pt=MY
Nice tunes.
Amazing! 32:34
I wish unger made a fliq pad.
They will come out with something I bet.
@@boomcrypto8347 they made 3 section poles for the ninjas thats as close as were gunna get lol
two windows is that all you get with that fliq pad?
For my liking yes, they need a better more absorbent pad
@@SteveOthewindowcleaner i was just saying i dig the towel clip for the pole tip. thats a decently good idea for a tool worthy of carrying daily. And the unger ninja fliq pad.. Lets start a petition. lol.
Lovely
What size is that pole??
12'
That was only 12”! Do you think it would be worth getting a longer pole or 12 should work? I want to start offering window cleaning with all house washing I do but not sure what size to get. Thanks for any help!
@@Chevygang23LT I would suggest getting something closer to 20' so that you're covered windowcleaner.com/xero-carbon-fiber-trad-pole-2-0?pt=MY
Thank you
Less then an hour!
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How much does the client pay for a job like this?
The correct answer is what do you need to do that on a regular basis. I have jobs that take me 2 hours and I charge $85. Most window guys say " I would not touch that for under $200" . I am not greedy $42.50 an hour is ok for me. I have less overhead than ANYONE in my area, I do not use a gas-powered vehicle. I live in the city and pull a customized wagon full of my gear. All my business is within a 2-mile radius of where I Live ( City obviously)
15 ads? Lol
Tell me more, did 15 ads come up during this video? I have YT premium so I never know...thats annoying for sure
Yes had 15 ads. I was just thrown off. YT has been aggressive with ads lately.
@@chasescribner Damn that sucks, i think I can edit it where its not so bad, thanks for the heads up
@@SteveOthewindowcleaner I mean ads is your revenue. So I wouldn't worry about it. I was only joking.