Colin's Window Cleaning

Beginning to light up Selkirk!

Happy Thanksgiving!!! I am thankful for everyone who has helped me build a business over the Summer. I enjoyed it so much that I am adding Christmas light installation and take down to keep rolling through the winter months while I continue my studies at the U of M!

Here is a short self interview on my business so you know what business you are hiring 1. "Are You Licensed and Insured?" Yes! I rely on strong safety practices to protect your home and my employees. But if something should happen, we are covered.... 2. "Do You Have Testimonials You Can Share" Yes. Check out the reviews on my Facebook Page! 3. "How Long Have You Been in Business?" I have several years in home construction which i bring to window cleaning. Furthermore I am backed by College Pro, which has 40+ years experience in window cleaning across Canada. 4. "What's Included in Your Service?" A premium window cleaning experience! We get off those stubborn paint droplets, over spray from stucco and tape residue. If you want your inside windows cleaned we enter your home with covid in mind wearing masks and gloves. With eavestroughs, we clean them by hand, so we get out blockages or debris that a hose just cant quite get out. Also we run a snake down the down spouts making sure they are clean! 5. "Do Your Employees Undergo Background Checks?" My employees are from my circle so I trust them. 6. "Are Your Employees Offered Ongoing Safety Training?" Yes! We go through initial safety training. Also we go over every job so we can identify and discuss any hazards that are unique to that location. This provides constant and practical safety training throughout the season. 7. "When Can You Start?" I leave room in the afternoon for marketing which also allows me to keep my schedule open so you can book whenever you may need! Call/message me today for free, no obligation quote! I got these questions from https://laborpanes.com/making-the-hire-7-questions-to-ask-/. This article goes over why these questions are important!