About an online marketing agency that works for the window cleaning trade
On every window route there is a customer who searched a town name beside a service, glanced at the map and rang whichever listing seemed most like a real company. This agency exists for that moment. It drafts pages, looks after listings and runs ads that put a window cleaning company in front of that customer, and it does nothing outside that.
Where the agency's work starts and where it stops
Our side of the business is the online one: pages on your website, the Google Maps profile, review requests, paid ads on three platforms, with each inquiry counted. Search engine optimization for window cleaners is the backbone of that work, and ads sit beside it for owners who want calls sooner.
The washing itself belongs to your crews. We never set a job rate, never describe how a visit turns out and never speak for the company on a customer's doorstep. You read everything we publish before it goes up, so the website says only what your company is willing to stand behind.
Search work and ads are sold as two separate lines. The services page says who each one suits, and the pricing page posts every monthly figure.
How a window cleaning company and this agency share the load
- Route walk-through
Towns and services listed side by side
Give us the towns where you work and whatever is on your service menu, residential window cleaning and commercial window cleaning among them. That list becomes the map for every page we write.
- Draft desk
Pages written, then parked for your read
We draft pages for services, pages for towns and short answers, all in plain sentences. Nothing goes live until you or your dispatcher has read it and agreed.
- Listing tidy-up
A listing for every real address
We check that the company's name, location and listed services read the same across every place customers look, and we flag duplicates for you to claim or close.
- Tally sheet
Calls and forms tallied, source by source
When a month ends you receive a count of calls and estimate requests, with the cause of each one named, so the next stretch of work follows the response.
Why we write for window washers and nobody else
A window cleaning company's calendar swings to its own rhythm: a rush of calls, a slow week, a storefront account that renews, a property manager who wants one vendor for a whole building. Marketing built for a generic local business misses that rhythm, and so does SEO for a window washing company written from a template. Working only with window cleaners means the town pages, the ad blocklists and the review routines are drawn for this trade from the first draft.
The same focus keeps our promises small. No agency steers Google's map or what an AI assistant says, so no plan of ours can promise a ranking, a phone ring or a booked job. Only the work is ours to control, and we lay it out in the open on the marketing overview and the pages for search work and paid ads.
Agency duties, company duties
- We write town pages and service pages about your own towns and services, and an unapproved page never goes onto the site.
- We keep the Maps listing consistent and point out duplicates, while the company stays the owner of its profile.
- We draft the wording of review requests and replies for your office to send, and no request ever offers a reward.
- We build ads on accounts opened for you, with a blocklist that shuts out job seekers, supply shops and do-it-yourself searchers.
- We tally calls and estimate requests by their source and show you the totals every month.
- We keep out of the trade itself, since how a job is performed belongs to the crews and not to us.
- We never invent customer names, rankings or a headcount to make a page sound bigger.
- We never promise a position in Google results or a mention by an AI assistant, since others make that choice.
Anything outside this list is a question for the contact form.
Tell us about the company behind the route
A short note on your towns and services is enough, and we will reply with questions of our own.
Which windows and which towns come first?
Say which window services should be found first and which towns your vans drive to, plus any sites you already appear on. Keep clients' names and street addresses out of the note.
Ready to see how your phone rings in every season?
One call with our CEO sorts your towns, the window services to push first, and whether ads or search pages should be set in the frame first.
Sign nothing; pay no startup fee.