Most window cleaning businesses don’t fail — they just get stuck. In this episode of Clean for Profit, we break down why so many owners plateau in the $10–15K/month range and what’s actually holding them back. We talk about the shift from technician to operator, why “being busy” isn’t the same as growing, and the systems that separate a side hustle from a real business. If your revenue feels capped and your schedule is maxed out, this episode will show you exactly where the ceiling is — and how to break through it.

How fast should you actually call a window cleaning lead after they submit a form?

In this video, I break down why speed to lead matters so much in the window cleaning business and what happens when you wait too long to follow up. Most homeowners contact multiple companies at once, and the first one to respond usually wins the job.

I cover:

• How quickly you should call a window cleaning lead
• What happens to lead quality as time passes
• Why calling first matters more than having the best ad
• Simple speed to lead tactics that actually work
• How to stop losing jobs before you even talk to the customer

Are Facebook ads dead in 2026 for window cleaning businesses, or are most companies just using them the wrong way?

In this episode, we break down what is actually happening with Facebook ads for window cleaning and home service businesses. Costs are up, lead quality feels worse, and a lot of cleaners are convinced ads no longer work. We talk honestly about why that perception exists and when Facebook ads still make sense in today’s market.

We cover:

• Why Facebook ads feel less effective for window cleaning businesses
• What changed with lead quality and cost per lead
• The real problem most cleaners have after the lead comes in
• Facebook ads compared to door hangers, SEO, and referrals
• When Facebook ads are a smart growth tool and when they are a waste of money

If you run a window cleaning business and are deciding whether to keep running Facebook ads in 2026, this episode will help you think clearly and avoid burning cash.