If i haven’t seen anyone do it, is it a bad idea

[morales0818]

I’ve been inspired by @piano to dig deeper and soon start my own window cleaning service. Lately i have noticed for the past 10+ years living in my neighborhood there are a lot of people who have done lawn services, car detailing and even pressure washing but I have never seen anyone go for window cleaning. It makes me curious to know if no one has done it here or at least I haven’t seen anyone do it. Would it be a wrong idea to be the first. It may just be me thinking but i am curious for your feedback. Thanks if you do resppnd!

 

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[Lex DeVille]

I’ve been inspired by @piano to dig deeper and soon start my own window cleaning service. Lately i have noticed for the past 10+ years living in my neighborhood there are a lot of people who have done lawn services, car detailing and even pressure washing but I have never seen anyone go for window cleaning. It makes me curious to know if no one has done it here or at least I haven’t seen anyone do it. Would it be a wrong idea to be the first. It may just be me thinking but i am curious for your feedback. Thanks if you do resppnd!

If you're going to find excuses why you can't do this, you'll find those excuses whether we green light the idea or not. If you want to know if it's viable, spend $10 on cleaning supplies and go ask some people if they'll pay you to clean their windows... You'll get the only feedback that matters.

 

[morales0818]

If you're going to find excuses why you can't do this, you'll find those excuses whether we green light the idea or not. If you want to know if it's viable, spend $10 on cleaning supplies and go ask some people if they'll pay you to clean their windows... You'll get the only feedback that matters.

Thanks for the straightforward response. Ill start with what you said. Yesterday I did ask a coworker who’s local in my area if i can clean his windows for $30 and he did end up saying yes so that initial $10 would’ve been made back