Customers keep asking who cleans these. That question started this company.

In 1989 we were washing windows and installing blinds, and every week somebody asked who cleaned the blinds. We had no answer, so we went and found one. Thirty-seven years later that question is still the single most common way somebody ends up in this business.

You are one answer away from a second revenue line.

Windows and blinds are the same conversation with the same person about the same window. Nobody has to be sold on why it matters.

1

The customer already asked

There is no cold call here. The demand walked up to you and you turned it away — possibly this week. Every window washer we have ever trained says the same thing.

2

It fills your weather days

You cannot wash windows in the rain, and you cannot wash them in January in half this country. Blind cleaning happens indoors and in a trailer, on the days your crews would otherwise be sitting.

3

Commercial buildings are already yours

You are on the schedule at office buildings that have hundreds of blinds nobody has properly cleaned in a decade. You already know who signs the check.

We were you. The only reason this company exists is that we finally answered the question instead of ducking it.

This is not a pitch. It is a course module.

Everything on this page is taught, step by step, in the training that comes with our equipment. Not as theory — as the scripts, the pricing and the specific approach that has worked for thirty-seven years.

The marketing course includes a full lesson on setting up dry cleaners as drop-off centers
And another on working with janitorial companies rather than against them
Day two of hands-on training covers approaching commercial accounts and running the on-site demo
Plus what to charge, and why undercutting kills operators in year two

Nobody else in this industry teaches the selling. That is not an accident — it is the part we knew you would actually need.