Why I Started A Business
Since 9th grade I have constantly wanted to create a business. I tried to start a drop shipping store and multiple clothing brands. I have always liked the idea of entrepreneurship and the management and hard work that goes into it. For over 3 years I have been building websites and learning how businesses can improve their online presence. I wanted to create a business that I could use my skills to market and also that would pay me good for my hard work.
Why Window Cleaning
The main reason I wanted to pursue window cleaning was because of the relatively low start up costs. It is very hard starting a business and I have learned most business models cost a decent amount to start. That cost being time, money or both. Window cleaning is also considered a luxury household expense, which allows cleaners to charge a fair amount for the work they are doing. Window cleaning is also an amazing way to improve people skills and sales. Lastly, it is nice to see happy customers after the hard work that gets put in to complete a job.
Results
$15000+ Revenue
57 Clients Served
5 Star Google Reviews + Feedback
Successful Facebook Ad Campaigns
The Business: Clarity Window Cleaning

Website
Designed and Developed
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T-Shirts
Designed

Business Cards
Designed

Google Business
Verified Business Profile
Creating a Pure Water System
What and Why?
Water purification systems are used with a water fed pole to make window cleaning more efficient. The system creates pure water (0ppm of TDS water) to clean the windows. Pure water doesn’t leave any marks like normal water that has minerals.
Why Build My Own
Pure water systems cost a lot of money. I simply built my own because it is a lot cheaper than buying one online.
Cost online (right picture): $1595
My cost: $605
$990 savings!
How I Built It
I did not come up with the design on my own. I found this video by Glint Window Cleaning that helped me find the parts I needed.
This is my blueprint of all parts needed in order. I painted, cut, drilled, mounted, and crimped on my own.
Building Process








Finish Product


