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Cleaning & janitorial · Window cleaning

AI automation for window cleaning companies

Quote by pane count, stories and screens, reschedule around rain automatically, and turn one-time cleans into recurring plans.

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Where time leaks

Where the hours go in window cleaning

Patterns we see in this industry. Your workflow will differ; discovery confirms which ones apply.

01

Pricing depends on panes, stories, French panes and screens, and every quote is a call.

02

Rain forces rescheduling.

03

Storefront routes need regular visits.

04

Gutter and screen add-ons are rarely offered.

05

Hard water stains, paint overspray and post-construction debris need different pricing and tools, and customers rarely mention them until the crew arrives.

Common tools in window cleaning:JobberHousecall ProSqueegeeResponsiBidQuickBooksPodium

Named for compatibility only. No partnership or endorsement implied; we confirm API access for your plan during discovery.

Automation recipes

5 automations built for window cleaning

Trigger → steps → outcome. Each one is a scoped, fixed-price build.

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Pane-count quote

#1

Trigger Customer requests a price

  1. Asks pane count, stories, French panes and screens
  2. Asks inside, outside or both, and hard water stains
  3. Prices from your rate card and books a date

Outcome Quotes in minutes without a call

Typical stack: ResponsiBid or Jobber

Rain reschedule

#2

Trigger Rain forecast on a route day

  1. Finds affected jobs the day before
  2. Offers the next open route dates
  3. Rebuilds the route

Outcome Fewer wasted crew days

Typical stack: Weather data, FSM

Recurring plan offer

#3

Trigger After the first clean

  1. Offers quarterly or semi-annual plans at your plan rate
  2. Schedules visits on the plan
  3. Bills automatically

Outcome One-time customers become recurring

Typical stack: Jobber recurring jobs

Storefront route

#4

Trigger Commercial storefront account

  1. Schedules visits on your set frequency before opening hours
  2. Confirms access with the manager
  3. Sends a completion note with photos

Outcome Reliable storefront routes

Typical stack: FSM, SMS

Condition photo check

#5

Trigger Quote requested

  1. Asks for photos of a few windows up close
  2. Flags hard water staining, paint or construction debris
  3. Adds the matching price line or books an estimator visit

Outcome No surprises on job day

Typical stack: SMS uploads, ResponsiBid or Jobber

Interactive

Build your automation

Pick what starts it and what should happen next. Your workflow assembles live below. This is a planning tool; we confirm what your tools support during discovery.

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Your workflow

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  1. Trigger

Add at least one step on the left.

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Try a missed-call text-back

Tap "Start a missed call" and reply as the customer. Runs in your browser.

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Missed-lead revenue estimate

Estimate

Move the sliders to match your business.

Est. recovered / month

Est. per year

missed → re-engaged → won per month

Estimate = leads × missed % × re-engaged % × close % × deal value, using only the numbers you entered. Not a guarantee; excludes software and build costs.

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Watch the workflow run

Step through "Pane-count quote" one stage at a time. Click any step.

Diagram: a new order triggers validation, inventory and CRM updates and a customer email, with exceptions routed to a person

ROI estimate

A starting ROI estimate for window cleaning

Preset for a small team. Change the numbers to match your business.

Quick estimate

Estimate

Capacity / month

Capacity / year

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How we implement

Built around how work actually runs in window cleaning

We load your rate card and route areas. Once quoting is live we connect weather rescheduling and recurring plans, then storefront routes. Crew leads give feedback on quote accuracy during the first month.

Discovery call: We walk through your current process and tools (free, 30 minutes).

Workflow map & fixed quote: Written scope, software costs listed separately, compliance notes included.

Build in a test environment: Your accounts, test data first, then a supervised pilot.

Handover: Documentation, training and an optional support plan.

Limitations & compliance notes

  • Ladder and fall safety follow OSHA rules for your crew.
  • Recurring billing follows your terms.
  • Water-fed pole and chemical use may be subject to local runoff rules; crews follow them.

General information, not legal advice. Confirm requirements with your own counsel or compliance officer.

Want these automations running in your business?

Tell us your tools and the one task you'd remove first. We reply with a plan.

Part of Cleaning & janitorial

The broader playbook for the whole trade, including recipes that apply across specialties.

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FAQ

Common questions

Yes, on recurring routes.

High-rise and rope access jobs go to your estimator.

Yes, Jobber has a public API.

Not for exterior work. The assistant asks about gate access, pets and parking, and texts when the crew is on the way.

Yes, as an add-on with your pricing per screen.

The assistant asks for pane count, stories, screens and a few close-up photos, then prices from your own rate card. Jobs above your size limit, or with staining it cannot judge, go to an estimator first, so crews are not surprised on the day.

They reply to the reminder, the visit is skipped or moved, and the route is rebuilt so the crew does not drive to an empty stop. Plan billing follows the terms you set.

Yes, if crews take them. Photos go out with the invoice, which helps first-time customers decide on a plan.

Next step

Tell us how your window cleaning work flows today

Two short steps. We reply by email, usually to set up a 30-minute discovery call.

What happens after you submit

  1. 1

    We read it personally

    A person reviews your note. No automated sales sequence.

  2. 2

    We reply by email

    Usually with 2–3 clarifying questions and times for a 30-minute call.

  3. 3

    You get a written plan

    Workflow map, fixed quote and listed software costs before any build. No obligation.

Prefer to talk? Call (214) 891-5650 or email info@fullstopsolutions.com.

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