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Window cleaning isn’t for everyone!

The truth is nobody has to pay for window cleaning. There I said it! If people are living check to check and trying to decide between food or window cleaning, then you should pick food. Window cleaning isn’t for everyone. Infact, you can do a decent job cleaning your own windows. You can also cut your own grass, wash your own car, clean your own house, and the list goes on and on. Even if you’re not living check to check, you may simply not really care about window cleaning. Just shut the blinds and basically ignore the windows.

There’s basically 4 categories of people who will pay for window cleaning…

#1 About to sell/rent a home:

If you’re about to ask someone to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy your home, or thousands monthly to rent it then having everything clean is key. Avoiding paying a few hundred for a professional window cleaner or even a floor cleaner for example may result in a buyer selecting a different home. Whenever you’re about to sell or rent a home it’s no longer just a home. Now it becomes an investment, and everything you do to get it ready is simply part of getting a better ROI.

#2 You value time over money

Yes, you can buy basic window cleaning equipment, watch videos, and spend maybe 6 hours on a Saturday cleaning your own windows. This may “save” you $200-$300 but now you’ve lost a Saturday, and notice all of the streaks on your windows because you didn’t really know what you were doing. The person who realizes time with family, time relaxing, or even time working overtime is more valuable than a couple hundred bucks will gladly pay for window cleaning.

#3 You are not physically able to DIY

This one is pretty self explanatory. You may not be physically able to clean them yourself for a number of reasons, or you could but recognize the safety risk that comes with that.

#4 Hosting a gathering

A lot of people like to wait until the week before Thanksgiving as an example before paying for window cleaning. Really, though it can be any type of gathering at your house where the windows may look dirty/green and be almost embarrassing if people notice them.

Whatever your reason for window cleaning might be we hope you will consider using us if you live near Valdosta, GA. Simply fill out the form on our website home page.

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Why “Simply Window Cleaning”

I want this first blog to be about our name, and why this name is important to us. Have you ever called around for 3 quotes for any type of service to realize that people are difficult to work with at times? Maybe 2 out of 3 actually answered the phone, and the 2 that answered gave you a run-around about prices and timing. I know this has happened to me with services like painting, flooring, junk removal, and other services.

Our mission is to make everything as simple as possible for you! We want the whole experience from start to finish to be as simple as possible. Here’s some examples of what we’re doing to give you a great experience…

  • We shortened the quote form on our website so anyone can request a quote in 2-3 minutes

  • Our prices are clearly posted based on sq footage so it’s not a mystery

  • We have software that sends out reminders, and invoices for your convenience

  • We provide a 14-day rain Guarantee for homes so you don’t feel nervous and reschedule due to weather

  • We don’t ask or expect you to remove your window screens

  • We don’t ask a bunch of questions about your windows

Whenever you hire a service provider you don’t want to answer 18 questions, and be on the phone for 20 minutes just to figure out a price. You also don’t want a company that’s always booked 5 weeks out. We know your time is valuable so we make it simple. We know the small things matter like wearing shoe covers, having proper insurance, and background/drug testing anyone we hire. If you are a person who enjoys making everything difficult then we may not be a great fit for you. If you enjoy simplicity, then we’d love to serve you!

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