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Window Cleaning Industry
Google Business Profile
Facebook Ads
Recurring Revenue
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Window Cleaning Business
Glass Therapy
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Growth and Scaling Of a Small Business
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Dave Scrabani

Clean for Profit helps window cleaners and home-service pros grow a real, profitable business through practical marketing, systems, and interviews with successful operators.

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We went from just 18 Google reviews to 191 in two years, and it wasn’t because we got lucky.

In this episode, I break down the exact systems, habits, follow-up process, and team expectations that helped us consistently generate more reviews for our ... more

Sierra Window Cleaning and Glass Therapy generated a combined $91,121 in June.

In this monthly business recap, Colby and Dave break down what happened inside both companies, what drove the revenue, and what they are learning as their service busines... more

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In this episode, I break down search engine optimization from the ground up in a way that's easy to understand for window cleaning and other home service business owners. We'll cover what actually makes a business rank on Google, why some companies o... more

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“Company culture” always sounded lame to me. Too corporate. Too HR. Too much like something a consultant says right before making everyone do a team-building exercise.

But once your home service business grows past just you, culture starts to matter... more

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This is one of the longest and one of the most value packed episodes we've filmed.

I sat down with Nick Cavuoto and Dave Scribani for a conversation that goes way beyond window cleaning, marketing, or day-to-day business tactics.

Nick brings a ton ... more

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In this monthly recap episode, Dave and Colby break down a wild May in the window cleaning and pressure washing business.

Together, their companies did $88,188.48 in May revenue, but the conversation goes way beyond the number. They talk about what ... more

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Last year, my window cleaning business was barely getting traction.

I had moved into a new market, my Google Business Profile got suspended, leads were almost nonexistent, and the pressure of providing for my family felt very real.

Fast forward to ... more

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Learn how we generate an extra $2,000/month in our window cleaning business using free marketing and customer referrals. In this episode, we break down exactly how to ask for referrals, build word-of-mouth momentum, turn happy clients into repeat bus... more

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Recent Guests

Nick Cavuoto
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Episode: Nick Cavuoto on Leadership, Mindset, and Building Something Bigger Than Yourself
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Owner of Glass Therapy, experienced window-cleaning operator
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Episode: How Dave Built a $275k Window Cleaning Business in 18 Months

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Colby
Host of Clean for Profit; focuses on scaling service businesses, hiring discipline, and systematizing operations.

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How to Turn a $300 Job into $1,200 Per Year with Recurring Contracts
Q: What market considerations should a new entrant evaluate before starting a recurring window-cleaning model?
Assess market density and proximity of serviceable homes to determine whether a route-based approach is feasible, and be prepared to tailor the pricing and onboarding approach to local customer behavior and demand curves.
How to Turn a $300 Job into $1,200 Per Year with Recurring Contracts
Q: What operational changes are needed to manage recurring plans effectively?
Invest in a CRM with service-plan capabilities, optimize routing so technicians follow tight, efficient paths, and consider dedicating a staff member to manage plan customers as the program scales to ensure accuracy and consistency.
How to Turn a $300 Job into $1,200 Per Year with Recurring Contracts
Q: How does pricing and onboarding work for a new recurring client?
Begin with an initial clean at its typical price, then pitch the quarterly option to lock in future work. If they sign up, book the next three months and offer a discount on the initial service to reduce friction and demonstrate value.
How to Turn a $300 Job into $1,200 Per Year with Recurring Contracts
Q: What is the key reason for pursuing recurring clients instead of chasing bigger one-off jobs?
Recurring contracts provide guaranteed income, improve business valuation, and stabilize the calendar by having months already booked with plans, which reduces risk and increases predictability for growth and exit potential.
SteveO the Window Cleaner: How Content Creation Changed His Career
Q: What advice do you give to someone deciding whether to invest in advanced equipment or focus on marketing first?
The guidance centers on evaluating true business needs rather than chasing the latest gear; prioritize sufficient marketing investment before high-end equipment, and consider incremental upgrades as the business scales.

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This show concentrates on practical, repeatable playbooks for service-area business owners, especially in window cleaning and home services, who want to scale beyond solo operation. Across episodes, listeners hear real-world experiences with rapid growth, onboarding and training bottlenecks, pricing and profitability tactics, and the development of systems, standards, and leadership. The host(s) emphasize disciplined execution, leveraging referrals and outreach, and building scalable teams while balancing personal and family life. Notable threads include the impact of marketing experiments (ads, real estate outreach, vendor networks), the shift from individual to operations-led leadership, and candid discussions about cash flow, equipment i... more

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