Home Cleaning & Caretaking, Home Maintenance and Repairs, Windows - Decorating

Beginner's Guide to Window Cleaning

Name: Beginner's Guide to Window Cleaning
Author: Michael Omalia
ISBN: 9780963399656

by Michael Omalia, Austin Bradley (Editor)

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Overview

"Beginners Guide to Window Cleaning" contains everything you ever wanted to know, or never wanted to know about cleaning windows. Ask yourself, how many times have you heard the phrase, "I don't do windows". It's always made me wonder why so many people are so adamant against giving this task even the slightest thought. The fact is, we don't like to do what we don't know how to do. As a homeowner, you will learn the right way to easily and quickly start cleaning your own windows, and keep your home looking spotless all year long. On the business end, as a part-time source of additional income, you will be filling the needs of the majority of the population who still have the "I don't do windows" syndrome, and you will be making lots of money at it. Only one to two extra hours a day at window cleaning can bring in an additional $400 to $500 a month income. Money you can use for those extra luxuries such as a better car, trips, new cloths furniture, schooling or just catching up on bills. Window cleaning really is easy to learn, it has a very high profit margin, and on most residential and small commercial jobs, you get paid on the spot, in cash. GIVE IT A TRY - YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID !

About the Author, Michael Omalia

Michael Omalia, a pioneer in the high-rise window cleaning industry since 1980, is a journeyman window cleaner. With his first business in Las Vegas, Nevada, he developed new techniques for cleaning the windows on many of the high-rise hotels and commercial buildings in the state. In the early 1990's, Mike realized there were no books on window cleaning, so he wrote this book. He owned and managed a large window cleaning business in southern California and has developed new equipment currently being used in the industry. He also patented "The R.E.D.E. System", an emergency decent system for escaping high-rise disasters.