Start a Window Cleaning Business — Residential, Commercial, and Recurring in One Kit.
A per-pane pricing calculator, residential + commercial quote and invoice templates, a customer intake worksheet with pane count + glass type, a ladder / safety pre-arrival checklist (OSHA 6-ft rule, ladder tie-off, fall protection), a glass-cleaning service agreement, a recurring maintenance contract, a customer follow-up script, seasonal add-on intake forms, and an editable branding kit — built for solo and two-person window cleaners, not adapted from another trade.
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14-day refund · Files arrive in minutes.
The nine editable originals every window cleaner actually opens.
Starter ships the four day-one essentials — the per-pane pricing calculator, the residential + commercial quote template, the customer intake worksheet, and the ladder / safety pre-arrival checklist. Complete adds the glass-cleaning service agreement, the recurring maintenance contract, the customer intake worksheet for seasonal add-ons, and the 30-day social-media pack. Pro adds the editable branding kit so your van decal, signage, and yard sign match.
Compare them side-by-side, then pick the tier that matches the operator you are today. You can always upgrade the difference later.
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What each file actually does for a window cleaner.
A signed pre-arrival checklist that captures the OSHA 6-ft rule, ladder tie-off, fall-protection setup, glass fragility notes, weather hold, and the property-side hazards an actual call presents — signed before the squeegee touches the glass, so the first ladder-up is documented, not improvised.
A scope, frequency, and liability agreement that locks the in-scope panes, the visit cadence, the spot-removal policy, the screen policy, the interior-glazing perimeter, and the cancellation terms — printed once, signed once, and referenced when a homeowner asks why the second visit costs differently than the first.
A per-pane maintenance contract that prices weekly, biweekly, monthly, and quarterly visits so the customer books by cadence rather than by call. The contract tracks route density, weather hold policy, and the auto-renewal terms, so one homeowner becomes a six-year per-pane cycle, and one property manager becomes a 50-property maintenance roster on the same paper.
Recurring per-pane cycles, layered rate cards, and proof built into the route.
- Reason 01
Recurring maintenance contracts compound
A residential exterior exterior cleans every 6–12 months; commercial storefronts every 1–4 weeks; post-construction final-clean every project. The intake worksheet and recurring contract in this kit turn one homeowner into a five-year per-pane cycle, and one property manager into a portfolio-wide maintenance roster — same squeegee, same route, no new lead spend.
- Reason 02
Per-pane vs square-foot math is visible
Residential is per-pane (interior, exterior, screens, tracks, sills). Commercial is per-square-foot or per-storefront. The pricing calculator splits those cost stacks line by line, so the two halves of the operation quote on their own math instead of one averaged number that undercuts your post-construction bookings at residential margins.
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Local SEO beats national franchises
Most independent window-cleaning leads run through a 5–15 mile radius, a Google Business listing, and a Nextdoor post the day after you finish a neighborhood. The recurring contract and intake worksheet both carry a review-request line on every visit, so the proof points stack in the same neighborhood where the next lead arrives — without an agency or a franchise fee.
Skip a month of setup. Park the ladder. Open the kit.
Buy the tier that matches the operator you are today. Upgrade the difference in one click — and the files arrive with your business name, city, and route list ready to print.
Trusted by window cleaners who run one van per neighborhood — and refill the same block every quarter.
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Operators on the kit
Residential + commercial + recurring window cleaners on Starter, Complete, and Pro since 2024 — testimonials arriving with the next product update.
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On a per-pane route
Tradehaus plans are written for solo and two-person window cleaners running a single van out of a home base — not adapted agencies with five routes.
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Field-rigged, not blank
Every template ships with residential + commercial service lines, a ladder / safety walk-through an actual call requires, and an OSHA-aware pre-arrival checklist for ladder and suspended-scaffold work.
Real testimonials are wired in with the next Tradehaus content refresh.
Files arrive in minutes. Edits are yours — no viewer lock.
After checkout, enter your business name, city, and the services you offer — residential exterior + interior, commercial storefronts, gutter brightening, recurring maintenance. The Pro tier includes an AI customizer pass that fills every document with your real info, so what arrives is ready to print — not a stack of placeholders. Starter and Complete ship pre-personalized with the same field-rigged structure; you fill your own values during setup.
Files come as editable originals: Excel or Google Sheets for the per-pane pricing calculator and the recurring maintenance contract, Word and PDF for the customer intake worksheet, the quote, the invoice, the ladder / safety checklist, and the glass-cleaning service agreement, Canva or Figma for the van decal and before / after card branding kit. Nothing is locked behind a viewer.
kit.delivery / window-cleaning
- Format
- editable originals
- Delivery
- digital, 24/7
- Refund window
- 14 days
- AI customizer
- Pro tier
- Services covered
- residential / commercial / recurring
Built for solo and two-person window cleaners running a per-pane route.
Questions window cleaners ask before they set the first ladder.
The eight questions that come up on every first inquiry — answered with the per-pane math, OSHA ladder rules, and recurring-contract terms a solo or two-person window cleaner actually faces in year one.