Hey guys, so I have a few jobs this week that are monthly accounts for me, and it’s time to service them. However the past two weeks have been around 0 -10 degrees out and this week is no different. So what would you do? Do I tell the customers due to the water I will need to reschedule or do I suck it up and go do the two jobs I need to do? I’m new to the business so I have never cleaned windows in the winter.
I’ve done -16 before.
But ultimately it’s your business. If they’re monthly accounts, they won’t notice you didn’t show for Jan and it’s sucky outside.
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It was -18 F not including the wind factor (-28) when I started today. It’s your business but I tend to think if I don’t do it somebody else will.
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At least call em. I’m the guy that will snatch that account because your unreliable. Window cleaners skip out in Phoenix because is too cold at 50 degrees. Thanks so much!
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I had this happen last week, was about -15° to -20° F, started one monthly client and then my pole froze, then my squeegee rubber froze shortly after that. Told the client it was too cold and I’d come back on a warmer day.
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I don’t clean if my bucket looks like this:
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