Everything here is repeat work
A house cleaned twice a year for six years is worth far more than the first job suggests. That's what disappears with a missed call — not fifty dollars, but a customer you'd have kept.
For Window Cleaners
Window cleaning is small jobs in volume, which means a lot of inquiries for the money — and every one of them arrives while you're twelve feet up with a squeegee in one hand.
$397/mo — everything included No setup fee Month to month
A recent afternoon
Missed call from (604) 555‑0188
Sorry we missed you — Crystal View Window Cleaning. What size place are we looking at?
Two storey, about twenty windows, inside and out. Do you do gutters too?
We do gutters as well — both in one visit, Friday morning: crystalviewwindows.ca/book
Windows and gutters — 8:30am Friday
You were twelve feet up with a squeegee in your hand. Windows and gutters, one visit.
The gap
A window cleaner might do four or five properties a day, so the phone rings far more often than it does for a trade doing one job a week. You're on a ladder for nearly all of those calls.
None of them are urgent, which is exactly why they're easy to lose. Nobody leaves a voicemail about window cleaning. They ring the next company on the map and forget you existed.
Why it matters here
A house cleaned twice a year for six years is worth far more than the first job suggests. That's what disappears with a missed call — not fifty dollars, but a customer you'd have kept.
Gutters, soffits, pressure washing. You can only upsell a conversation you're actually having, and a text thread gets you asking while a voicemail never does.
The person who books their house is often the one who manages an office or a strata. Those contracts are the real prize, and they begin with an ordinary inquiry you nearly missed.
What you get
The same system whatever your trade — a website that brings the calls in, and everything behind it that stops them going to waste.
No setup fee · Month to month · Cancel anytime
Straight answer
Some companies selling this will offer to screen your reviews — catch the unhappy ones before they reach Google. I don't, because Google prohibits it and it's your listing that gets suspended, not the vendor's.
The system asks every customer instead, right after the job. Most of your customers are happy, so that still lands most businesses in the high fours — the problem was never bad reviews, it was that nobody was asking. More on that here.
Questions
The opposite — it's designed for people with nobody answering the phone. The reply goes out on its own, the conversation waits in one app until you're down the ladder, and you answer four of them at lunch instead of listening to voicemails at nine at night.
Usually one to two weeks from approval. Text messaging carriers require a registration step for business numbers that takes several business days, and I start it the day you sign. Your website goes live regardless — only the texting waits.
No. Month to month, cancel whenever with an email. The website is licensed to you while you're a subscriber rather than sold to you — that's what makes $397 with no setup fee possible — but your domain and your customer data are yours and come with you either way.
Fifteen minutes on the phone, then I build it. You decide once it's in front of you — nothing to pay before that.
Already have a website? Check how it scores on a phone — free, about thirty seconds, nothing to install.
Also works for residential and commercial window cleaning, gutter cleaning, soffit and fascia work, solar panel cleaning and high-rise rope access crews. All industries.