Window cleaning

Recurring work, tight margins, and access that changes everything.

Window cleaning is route economics with a safety dimension. What decides profitability is how many properties you fit in a day and whether you can reach the glass when you get there.

A window cleaner working with a squeegee

What the work actually involves

The parts generic software gets wrong.

Access sets the price

Ground floor, a ladder, or a pole system from a difficult angle. The same window count can be an hour or an afternoon.

Interior work needs someone home

Exterior is yours to schedule. Interior depends on the customer, and a missed entry is a wasted slot.

Frequency is the relationship

Monthly, quarterly, twice a year. Holding the interval is what turns a one-off into an account.

In ManePilot

How the workflow maps to it.

  • Recurring visits with intervals that hold without being re-entered
  • Access notes and property context on the visit for whoever is working it
  • Route-friendly day and week views for planning by area
Explore the platform
The ManePilot command center on a phone

Questions

Asked by window cleaning businesses.

Can I schedule interior and exterior separately?

Yes. They can be separate services with different durations, pricing and frequencies against the same property.

Does it handle commercial accounts?

Commercial and residential sit on the same customer and scheduling structure, with recurring visits for both.

Related

Close to this work.

Built for the way window cleaning actually runs.

Set up your services once, and the schedule, booking page and invoices all work from them.

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