When I first started window cleaning my friend went out window cleaning with me for two days, after that I was on my own. It was a bit scary at first to knock on doors and solicit my services, especially since I was so new to window cleaning and didn’t know a whole lot, not to mention my window cleaning skills were seriously lacking. After a few days and several houses under my wing, I started to form a routine and my confidence began to grow. I knew then that I could actually make a living cleaning windows and so can you.

Window cleaning does not take a lot of training before you can begin making money and is something you do not need a specialty degree in. Window cleaning in fact is one of the few businesses out there that anyone can get into right away with very little experience and have the opportunity to make $100,000 a year after just a couple of years in the business. The most important ingredient to being successful is the drive to start your own business and to perfect your work. If you are not scared to leave the 9-5 day job and go for it, then you should do just fine.

I am going to teach you everything my friend taught me about window cleaning and a whole lot more. I’m going to share with you a refined procedure to cleaning windows and how to land jobs without going door to door. I’m going to teach you how to make 100k dollars a year cleaning windows.

Its real simple, go buy the basic window cleaning supplies at your local janitor supply store, ask them what you need. Then hit the streets, knock doors or leave flyers. You will learn on the job. People will be calling you in no time, clean their windows and they pay you, its really that simple. After a few houses you are going to get your routine down pat. You will figure out real quick how to clean windows. Experiment on your own house first. Next thing you know your on your way to earning 100k a year.

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