Blind cleaning for janitorial companies Your crew is already in the building. Now add the blinds to the contract.
Trade break-even dusting for one yearly cleaning that earns the same money and keeps your crew on the work that pays best.
Same money, none of the labor, and a cut of ours.
This is the arrangement we have run with janitorial companies for decades. It is not a discount and it is not a favor — it is a trade that makes both sides more money than dusting does.
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Twelve dollars a blind, once a year
You are already collecting roughly twelve dollars a blind a year to dust them monthly. Bill the building the same twelve and we clean them ultrasonically instead — once, properly, so they stay clean.
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Your people stop doing unprofitable work
Dusting blinds is the task your crew hates and the one that pays you nothing. Put those hours back on floors, restrooms and anything else you actually bill for, and your margin on the same contract goes up.
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Twenty percent of our profit comes back to you
On top of keeping the line item, you get twenty percent of what we make on that building. You did not buy equipment, you did not hire anybody, and you did not touch a blind.
Let us bring the trailer and clean one office in your building. Then decide.
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