The short version
- Clean glass is easy to photograph. A single split-window shot tells the whole story.
- Post seasonal reminders in spring and fall, when most people think about windows.
- Storefronts and offices are repeat customers, so show them on your page too.
- 2 or 3 posts a week is enough: one before and after, one tip, one crew or schedule post.
Window cleaning is one of those jobs people mean to book for months. Then company is coming, the sun hits the glass and the streaks are impossible to ignore. They check Facebook to see who's near them. These window cleaning social media post ideas keep your page ready for that moment.
Here are 16 posts to edit and use as they are. You'll see overlap with pressure washing post ideas and cleaning business post ideas.
What window cleaning social media post ideas need to do
A clean window doesn't look like much in a photo until you put it next to a dirty one. Your best posts are always the contrast.
- Shoot the same window before and after, from the same spot.
- Wipe off your reflection before the photo.
- Name the town and the type of job: home, storefront or office.
- Show the ladder, pole or lift, so people see the care.
Seasonal window cleaning post ideas
Customers think about windows twice a year. Meet them there.
Spring cleanup
Winter left a film on every window in [town]. Spring's the time to clear it. We're booking spring cleanings now. Message us your address for a quote.
Photo: A dusty window with sunlight behind it.
Before the holidays
Guests are coming for [holiday]. Clean windows brighten a house more than most people expect. We have openings the week of [date].
Photo: A living room window with a warm view out.
After the pollen
Yellow dust on every window? That's pollen season. A rinse won't clear it all. We'll take care of the glass and the screens.
Photo: Pollen on a windowsill.
Fall screens
Before the cold sets in, clean the screens and the tracks. Dirt in the tracks makes windows hard to open. We can handle the inside and out.
Photo: A window track, half cleaned.
Storefront and office post ideas
Business customers pay on a schedule and tell other owners. Let them find you.
Monday morning storefront
Every Monday, 6am, we clean the front windows on [street] before the shops open. Clean glass makes a business look open.
Photo: A storefront with the crew at dawn.
Spotless doors
Fingerprints on the front door are the first thing customers see. We clean glass doors on a weekly or monthly schedule.
Photo: A glass door with a squeegee mark.
High glass
Second-floor windows on [street], done from the lift. No ladders on the sidewalk and no blocked entrance.
Photo: The lift beside a building.
Schedule slots
We have a few storefront slots open in [town] for weekly cleaning. Message us your address and we'll send a quote.
Photo: The van parked on Main Street.
Home jobs, tips and trust post ideas
These posts show you care about the house as much as the glass. Customers remember that.
Hard water stains
Spots that won't wipe off may be hard water stains. They take a different process, and we can often get them out. Send us a photo.
Photo: A window with water spots, close up.
Skip the paper towels
At home, a squeegee and a microfiber cloth beat paper towels. Wipe the blade between passes. Streaks will thank you.
Photo: A squeegee on wet glass.
Shoe covers
We wear shoe covers inside every home and lay towels under the sills. It's how we'd want someone to treat our house.
Photo: Booties and a towel by a window.
Meet your cleaner
Meet [name], who cleans windows in [neighborhood]. [He/She] has been with us [number] years. Say hello when you see the van.
Photo: The cleaner beside the van, with a squeegee.
Once the glass shines, ask for a review while the customer is looking at the view.
Gutters, screens and special job post ideas
Gutter add-on
While we're on the ladder we can clear the gutters too. Ask for the add-on when you book your window cleaning in [town].
Photo: A gloved hand pulling leaves from a gutter.
Sliding door track
Patio door sticking? The track is probably packed with grit. We clean and wipe it so it glides again.
Photo: A sliding door track, before and after.
New construction cleanup
Paint, stickers and dust on brand new windows? We clean them up for builders and homeowners moving into [neighborhood].
Photo: Stickers peeled from new windows.
Skylight clear-up
Skylights get dirty fast and nobody reaches them. We do those too. Message us if yours looks like a leaf collection.
Photo: A skylight from inside, half cleaned.
A simple week of window cleaning posts
Choose 3 a week. If the page has been quiet, how to restart a quiet Facebook Page is a good first read.
3 posts a week
- MonBefore and afterA half-and-half window.
- WedTip or reminderSeason, pollen or streak-free advice.
- FriCrew or scheduleA face or your open slots.
What makes a window cleaning page look dull
Do
- Match your before and after angles.
- Post seasonal reminders twice.
- Show your gear and your care.
- Ask before posting a customer's home.
Don't
- Show a reflection of yourself in the glass.
- Photograph a customer inside their home.
- Post a ladder climb that looks unsafe.
- Promise to remove damage that cleaning can't fix.
