Window cleaning leads from bigger homes, on routes you already run.

Spur finds the larger, higher-value homes most likely to hire a window cleaner, writes a postcard for each owner, and mails it before spring and the holidays. With twice-a-year customers on dense routes, your crews spend more time on ladders and less time driving.

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2×/yrspring and fall cleanings are the norm
3,000+ sq fthomes are the core market
2 daysfrom approval to USPS first-class

Window cleaning is a want, not a need, so you have to ask at the right time.

Nobody searches until they're hosting

Homeowners think about windows before a party, a sale, or the holidays. If you're not in front of them then, the moment passes.

Routes too spread out

Window cleaning is labor-heavy. Driving between scattered jobs kills the day.

No system for repeat business

Customers who loved their spring clean forget to book fall unless someone reminds them.

From list to mailbox in one workflow.

The same five steps every time, set up for window cleaning companies.

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What a window cleaning list looks like in Spur

A sample list near an existing route: owner-occupied homes over 3,000 sq ft valued $650K+. Names are partly masked.

Zip 46032Owner-occupied3,000+ sq ftValue $650K+Radius 0.5 mi of route
  • Andrew C.14 Lakeview Ct
    4,100 sq ft · 2-story
    Same streetOwned 8 yrs
  • Megan & Rob F.22 Lakeview Ct
    3,650 sq ft · 2-story
    Same streetOwned 12 yrs
  • Susan H.305 Brookshire Pkwy
    3,280 sq ft · 2-story
    Owner 70Owned 24 yrs
  • Vik & Anita R.318 Brookshire Pkwy
    4,450 sq ft · walkout
    Next streetOwned 5 yrs
  • Todd B.9 Lakeview Ct
    3,900 sq ft · 2-story
    Same streetBought 3 mo ago

AI draft for Andrew C. · 14 Lakeview Ct

Hi Andrew,

We're cleaning three homes on Lakeview Court this spring, and a two-story home like yours, with tall windows on the back, is exactly the kind we like to do well.

Our crews clean every window inside and out, wipe the sills, and clean the screens and tracks. We use drop cloths and shoe covers indoors and we're fully insured for ladder work. Because we're already on your street, neighbors who book in April save 10%.

Scan the code on this card for a quote. Most of our customers book spring and fall together so they never have to think about it.

Nate Rivers · Crystal View Window Cleaning · (317) 555-0172

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How to build a recurring residential window cleaning route

Residential window cleaning is a want, not a need. Homeowners decide to hire a cleaner when they notice the windows, usually in spring when sun hits the pollen, before hosting the holidays, or before listing the house. The companies that do well put their name in front of the right homeowners just before those moments and then make it easy to book again.

Target the homes that hire. Larger homes, typically 3,000 square feet and up, with higher values, have more windows, harder-to-reach glass, and owners who are more likely to pay for help. Two-story homes and homes with walkout basements or tall great-room windows are especially good prospects. Older owners who shouldn't be on ladders are another strong audience.

Density is the profit lever. Window cleaning is labor-intensive, and travel time between jobs eats directly into margin. Draw a radius around every street you already serve and mail the owner-occupied homes nearby, mentioning that you're already in the neighborhood and offering a route discount. Over a few seasons, routes fill in street by street.

Make it twice a year. Most residential customers who like the result are happy to book spring and fall, or spring and pre-holiday. Offer a discount for booking both and send automatic reminders to everyone who booked once. That repeat base is what makes a window cleaning business predictable and valuable.

Show your professionalism. Mention insurance for ladder work, drop cloths and shoe covers indoors, and that you clean screens and tracks. Those details reassure homeowners letting a crew into their house and set you apart from low-price competitors. Bundling with gutter cleaning, which uses the same ladders, raises the ticket without adding a trip.

Track and protect your best streets. Once a neighborhood has several regular customers, keep mailing it every season so new owners and holdouts hear from you first. That's how a route becomes hard for competitors to break into.

2 homeson spring + fall cleanings cover a year of Spur Team

A couple of twice-a-year customers cover your year of Spur.

  • Spur Team: $49/mo billed annually = $588/yr
  • 250 postcards on Team at $0.94 each = $235
  • One larger home ≈ $350–$600 per cleaning, twice a year

Example math. Your pricing and retention will vary. Run your own numbers →

Spur vs. the usual window cleaning marketing

What you needThe usual waySpur
Find larger homes near your routesDoor hangers✓ Built in
Owner name and mailing addressNot available with door hangers✓ Built in
Seasonal, neighbor-specific copyGeneric flyer✓ Built in
Spring and fall schedulingManual reminders✓ Built in
Know who's interestedNot available✓ Built in
Route trackingSpreadsheet✓ Built in

Why window cleaning becomes a route business

2× a year

spring and fall is the typical residential cleaning schedule

Source: Industry practice
1 in 4

adults 65 and older report a fall each year, so many older owners shouldn't be on ladders

Source: CDC
2 homes

on spring + fall cleanings cover a year of Spur Team

Source: Spur Team pricing ($588/yr), example math

Questions from window cleaning companies

How do window cleaning companies get residential customers?

Target larger, owner-occupied homes near your existing routes, mail before spring and the holidays, and offer a twice-a-year package.

What homes are best for window cleaning?

Homes over about 3,000 sq ft with higher values, two stories, and lots of glass, plus older owners who shouldn't be on ladders.

How do I get repeat window cleaning customers?

Offer a spring + fall package at a discount and send automatic reminders to everyone who booked once. Spur can schedule the reminders for you.

Should I bundle gutter cleaning?

Often, yes. It uses the same ladders and visit, raises the ticket, and solves a second problem for the homeowner.

What does Spur cost for a window cleaning company?

Solo is free forever with no card. You pay per postcard when you mail. Team is $49/mo billed annually with more searches, QR codes, automations, and lower postcard pricing.

Your next route customer lives on a street you already clean.

Build a route-density list and schedule your spring and fall window campaigns today.

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