Hi Keith! I've been homeless for 3 years and having it rough. About a month ago I found your channel. The next day I went Home Depot and spent my last $100 and went door knocking. By the end of the day I had $450 cash and only did outside no ladder. All of this I do from my electric bike. Everyone is out in their yards starting doing their spring cleanup. So stopping to chat a minute is a breeze. It's been roughly a month now and got a really nice bank roll. Next month I will be buying a motorhome to put in a campground. I'm also getting a storage building and get setup for screen repair. THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! One more thing, could you share a "Scratch Waiver"! Thanks

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

4 ай бұрын

Bro that's epic to hear. Congrats. Here's your scratch waiver keithkalfas.com/glass

Keep making these videos brother I need em

Keith, thank you for your heart felt messages. I've been watching yourself and SteveO recently. I'm very grateful for your thorough explanations and your ability to articulate and convey your thoughts on the essence of things, as well as your ability to tie it onto the surface and physicality of things as well. And if I'm not mistaken your occasional reference to prayer and God (Amen) . You are not only doing the community a service by sharing your experiences. But your deeper messages that can be applied to anything and everything are also noted.

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

Ай бұрын

Wow. Thank you so very much.

“ Keep it real Keith” is the new motto 👍🇺🇸💪

MINDSET IS EVERYTHING. Thank you brother 🙏🙏🙏

Bro’ forget window washing and landscaping. Your calling is being a comedian. Your hilarious!

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

29 күн бұрын

Lol.

I being doing window cleaning for over 30 years in new york and i don't have all those rules...we do anything to make money we never say no to do nothing 😂😂😂

@YZFMANIAC08

5 ай бұрын

Analyze your sales. If you have a hitrate of 100% on all your leads you’re probably too cheap 😂

Keith Solo operator on my 6th year of window cleaning, in southwest Michigan, been making more money every year but damn I work harder every year I love it and hate it at the same time haha i tend to undercharge need more confidence, lately been landing jobs for over 1k tho but that takes me a couple days.

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

Ай бұрын

Nice. Bro. You're seasoned

Hi Keith I hope your read my comment! Hi Keith, I Watched your Video. I totally relate to everything you said. My husband and I are the owners of a Window Cleaning Business in Las Vegas for 15 years. Your video described me Jo the wife. I have a few employees and I only clean windows to help once in a while. The PTSD is from the customers. We have had large jobs that we charged up $3500.00 and because of our name they hire us. So been there done that. Thank you so much for this video. Now husband does not think I am crazy anymore when we have a customer that nothing will please them. I tell him we are not getting stents in our hearts over peoples windows.

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

4 ай бұрын

Absolutely.

Hey man do you have any a links for window cleaning contracts, heat treatment waivers, broken glass, and any others that would be helpful I have some but I’m sure yours are more professional.

Fkin brilliant Keith, im from the UK mate, been doing window cleaning for 20yrs, a text cannot describe the exact same etiquette that me and you can relate to pal, but for sure I get every emotion that your trying to portray, less stress +less anxiety is the key - less headaches = happy days!

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

5 ай бұрын

Haha yes

I decided to start a window cleaning business last week and I gave my current job (I’m the director of marketing for a large agency) my 30 day notice and I’m going all in on this. I just purchased your course tonight and can’t wait to learn everything I need to know!

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

3 ай бұрын

I saw bro. See you in the course.

the way u described that mansion was hilarious lol f that make ur life easier not harder 👍🏼

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

5 ай бұрын

Lol

Hey Keith, new to window cleaning and wondering how flyscreens work? I'm currently knocking doors and wanted to know if I should remove the screens or if the customer should. I love in Australia and most screens need removal from the inside. I wanted to know because Im not sure if many people will let you go inside or if they feel comfortable with it, I'm also a bit scared since flyscreens are very fragile and I wouldn't want to break them. So if I get a sale do I ask them to remove it or should I ask them if I could do it? I also don't want to lose a sale if they don't want me to do it but they also don't want to do it because it would be too much effort for them. This might be overthinking on my end but would really like to know what real professional window cleaners like yourself would do. As Im currently only planning to do outside only as I've heard it's best to stay outside of people's homes in general especially if it's outside job only. Also I like what your doing!

Instantly reminded me of this one house. The owners easily had 5mil + in their driveway. Any ATV, Tool, etc that you could think of, they had. The house was 90% glass, waterfront, massive property. Like Walmart has nothing on this house in pure scale. Goats/Horses just chilling. Huge pool. 300+ panes of glass. You get the picture. Sent them a quote. "too expensive". "ok, cheers".

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

5 ай бұрын

Hahaha

I ordered your book on Amazon

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

3 ай бұрын

Thank you enjoy😉

You are so funny 😂😂😂

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

5 ай бұрын

Lol thanks

😂😂😂😂 let me tell you your serious but I have to laugh when you talking but I want to say thanks for the advice

I worked for a bartending service that charged $100 per man hour for each bartender. Plus they charged for the alcohol.

$300000 lamp

What made you set your minimums and the radius? Were you that busy with smaller jobs? Did you do it when you hired?

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

5 ай бұрын

What made me set my minimums and Radius was due to YEARS of being overwhelmed with SO MANY LOW paying opportunities.

That’s why service based businesses suck

Your focusing on the business side of things as oppose to taking pride in the work... Although you still have pride in your work. But once you been doing this long enough You prefer the volume as oppose to mansion... I get it... In and out

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

5 ай бұрын

That makes a ton of sense but after somewhere around the 1,000th job I realized that the customers could care less if a robot cleaned their windows. They just wanted their windows cleaned.

I will say, you got me rethinking a bid I scored today of a million dollar home with 47 windows JUST in there living room lol 😅

@WindowCleaningBluePrint

5 ай бұрын

Lol. Haha. You got this bro. As long as the price is right. You good homie! 👍

@Roman-hn6mb

5 ай бұрын

I personally love doing mansions only because of the $ lol. Last year in October (which was probably my most profitable week / month so far). I had 2 mansions and evening commercial work / smaller jobs on the schedule. I grossed close to $10k that week (5 days) with just me and my pops, helping me out about half the time. He could only help out in the afternoons. Then he went to Aruba and I had another mansion to do, that I landed. Boy if window cleaners underbid a mansion, I bet they'd want to buy a 6 pack at the end of the day and cry about it lol. I don't mind a lot of work because I know I'm making good profit. Just take on work at your price. One of the guys had his man servant reach out to me saying that the price is expensive and this and that but I held firm and ended up getting the job. If the guy has a gold framed picture of himself that was sewn by hand (true story) what's a $2k window cleaning quote to him lol

Dance spida

Your pricing the jobs to high to get out of it's ridiculous nobody is gonna pay you that much

$300000 lamp