Window cleaning is a volume trade. The average residential job is a few hundred dollars, the crew can turn six or eight of them in a day, and the whole business runs on whether the calendar fills in March and again in October. That math is why marketing advice written for roofers or plumbers does not transfer. A roofer can afford a $300 lead. You cannot.
This site is built around that constraint. Everything on it is written for a trade with a low ticket, two hard seasons, and two very different revenue lines: residential homeowners who buy twice a year, and storefront routes that pay every month whether or not anyone is thinking about you.
What is on the site
The benchmark report is computed from 14,348 public Google Business Profile listings for window cleaning companies across 51 states. The median company has 7 reviews. 55.7% have fewer than ten. 32% link no website at all from their Google profile, and the ones with a site carry a median of 13 reviews against 2 for the ones without. Read it before you spend anything, so you know whether you are behind or already ahead.
The guides cover the work that actually fills a route board: asking for the review while the ladder is still on the truck, a Google profile that names every service you sell, ads that do not pay for people searching for window replacement, quoting that turns a $260 exterior clean into a $600 exterior-plus-gutters job, and a slow-season plan for January when the residential phone stops.
The missed-call calculator takes your own average ticket and monthly job count and shows what unanswered calls cost you. In this trade the crew is usually on a pole or a ladder when the phone rings, so the number tends to be larger than owners expect.
The stance
Nobody pays to be recommended here, and no guide ends without telling you exactly how to do the thing yourself. If you would rather have it done for you, that is what the free trial is for: fourteen days, no card, and you keep whatever gets built. Steve Meitler edits the site and builds the dataset by hand. More on the about page.