As a Window Cleaner Winter has arrived in the Flathead Valley. In the past month, we have had multiple snow storms and several days spent hovering around 0 degrees. These conditions make life interesting for a window cleaner. During those bitter cold days when exterior work is required, I have found that using anti-freeze or windshield wiper fluid is the magic ticket to continue my window cleaning process. Oh and don’t forget warm water proof gloves! It is possible. I was able to finish my largest project of the year during a week where temperatures never rose above freezing. It was brutal at ..read more

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. Here is my story, the Transform Window Cleaning story: Since graduating high school in 2014, I have been washing windows in the Flathead Valley and Bozeman area. I grew up in Kalispell, Montana. It has been home for my entire life. For college, I would pack my possessions into a car and travel. Ohio for one year, Flathead Valley Community ..read more

Transform Window Cleaning showing the skills and techniques necessary to clean a large set of windows at a quick pace. Window cleaning on Flathead Lake in Kalispell Montana ..read more

Peter cleans windows in Whitefish, Montana at a home overlooking Whitefish Lake. The dog days of summer are here in Kalispell, Montana. Temps of 99, 100, 101 have been a challenge to work through. Start work early, try to beat the heat, that has been my strategy. As a window cleaner, it amazes me how much the weather patterns affect my work. For instance, if a set of windows is East facing, I try to do those windows in the afternoon so that the sun is off them. Planning each day, and each job around the weather patterns has been a skill that I have worked to improve this summer. There is noth ..read more

The Unger Ninja Handle with three different lengths of squeegee channels. The tools that service providers use is one of the most important parts of their trade. Having high quality tools and using them correctly is key to providing quality service. For traditional window cleaners, the squeegee is a tool we use every day. There are all sorts of different squeegees out there, the two main categories are normal channels and wide body channels. The more popular brands of squeegees are Unger, Ettore, Pulex, Sorbo, and Moerman. I would like to share my thoughts on my go-to squeegee. I use an Unger ..read more