How to Price Window Cleaning Jobs | LOEME Quote

A profitable window-cleaning quote starts with the work that actually changes crew time: glass type, cleaning sides, access, condition, screens, and tracks. A simple window count alone is rarely enough.

1. Count the serviceable glass

Separate standard windows, large glass or patio doors, and skylights. Define whether the customer wants exterior-only or inside-and-exterior cleaning. Screens and deep track cleaning should remain separate add-ons, because they add predictable handling time and make the scope easier to confirm.

2. Use your own crew production

Start with minutes per window type from completed jobs. Set the second-floor, high-access, and heavy-soil factors from your own completed work; the calculator exposes all three so the estimate reflects your actual setup, ladder, and cleaning time. Record these as consistent operating assumptions—not vague premium labels—so quotes remain comparable from job to job.

3. Protect the short visit

Travel, loading, water-fed poles, squeegees, towels, communication, and setup still exist on small jobs. Add supplies, travel, overhead, target margin, and a minimum fee before applying tax. The window cleaning quote calculator keeps the customer-facing service line equal to the pre-tax subtotal, with tax shown only once at the bottom.