Blind cleaning for janitorial companies Your crew is already in the building. Now add the blinds to the contract.
You already get paid to dust them. With your own ultrasonic equipment, your team cleans every blind properly, bills for it, and turns a break-even chore into a service that makes money.
Own the equipment. Keep the whole job.
Most janitorial companies treat blinds as a break-even chore they do to keep the contract. With your own ultrasonic equipment, the same blinds become one of the most profitable services you offer.
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You are already paid for the blinds
Most contracts already cover dusting, at roughly a dollar a blind a month. Clean them ultrasonically once a year instead, for the same line item. The blinds stay clean all year, and the dusting nights go away.
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Two operators, one night shift
Most janitorial crews work from 5 pm to midnight. Two operators, one cleaning and one taking blinds down and rehanging them, can turn around 75 to 100 blinds in a shift, so the rest of your crew stays on the work you profit from. And the blinds only need cleaning once a year, instead of every month.
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Sell it to every building, not just yours
Once you own the equipment, blind cleaning is a service you can sell on its own: to the buildings you already clean, to new commercial accounts, and to peers in the janitorial field who want to improve their service. The service charges from those jobs cover your equipment payment, and the rest is profit.
This is the whole job. Watch it happen.
The blinds go in dirty and come out looking new. The ultrasonics do the work, so one person can turn around a building full of blinds in an afternoon.
See more videosYou will not have to figure this out alone.
Everything on this page is part of the training that comes with your equipment: the offer, the pricing and the exact words, taught step by step by people who have done it for 37 years.
See the training- How to add blind cleaning to the business you already run, and offer it to the customers you already have
- What to charge for every blind type, and how to price a whole job
- How to set up drop-off partners like dry cleaners, so work comes to you
- How to work with janitorial companies and win commercial accounts
- How to run the on-site demo that turns a curious customer into a booking