WCR Nation | The Podcast For Window Cleaners

This week on WCR Nation, we're talking about what a crew leader is. What is the difference between a crew chief and a normal tech? There are certain things that a leader needs to do to make the day go, and responsibilities they have that nobody else has. You need to make sure you understand what their duty is, what their job is, and how they can make the day go by.

Today I'm putting together a guide for social media for window cleaners, or any service industry, really. There's a wrong way and a right way, like everything. I think with social media, people sometimes don't understand what's really going on. There are certain parts of social media that people try to post ads on, and it's not for ads. In fact, ads are bad. In this case, social media is for connection. Everything else you do on social media is connection. Why not for your business? The best thing about it is social media is free, for the most part.

If you're a window cleaner, pressure washer, or hack anyone in the service industry, you'll like this episode.

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Why do dentists schedule your next appointment before you leave, but window cleaners wait around hoping customers call them back?

This week on WCR Nation, Jersey talks about the Dentist Close and why this simple sales strategy works so well.

It's all about psychology, phrasing, and making the next appointment part of the normal process. Instead of asking customers to remember to call you in six months, why not get them scheduled right now?

We break down how to introduce the idea naturally, why people are more likely to commit when you give them a specific timeframe, and how this one small change can help build a more predictable, profitable window cleaning business.

More repeat customers. Less chasing new work. A fuller schedule.

If you're serious about growing your window cleaning company, this is one sales technique you need to understand.

~Jersey 862-312-2026

Ever wonder how Window Cleaning Resource got started? Or how XERO Products became such a big part of the professional window cleaning industry? And what about WCR purchasing Sörbo?

This week on WCR Nation, we're going all the way back to the beginning.

We're telling the origin story of Window Cleaning Resource, better known as WCR, and talking about everything that went into building the company, growing the XERO Products brand, and bringing Sörbo into the picture.

From traditional squeegees and window cleaning supplies to water fed poles, pure water systems, and professional window cleaning equipment, we're digging into the history of the brands that window cleaners use every single day.

We're talking about how WCR started, how the business grew, the development of XERO Products, the Sörbo acquisition, the challenges along the way, and what's next for the company.

If you're a professional window cleaner, own a window cleaning business, or have ever used WCR, XERO, or Sörbo products, this episode gives you a behind-the-scenes look at how it all came together.

This isn't just a story about selling window cleaning supplies. It's about building a business, developing products, taking chances, and growing alongside an entire industry.

Listen to the full story on WCR Nation.

~Jersey 862-312-2026 https://windowcleaner.com/JJ

Topics: Window Cleaning Resource, WCR, XERO Products, Sörbo, professional window cleaning, window cleaning equipment, water fed poles, pure water window cleaning, window cleaning business, window cleaning industry history, entrepreneurship, business growth, window cleaning supplies.

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How big does your window cleaning company actually need to be?

There’s always somebody telling you to grow. Add a truck. Build a crew. Keep pushing. But do you even want to run the company you’re trying to build?

This week on WCR Nation, Jersey questions the pressure to keep growing a window cleaning business and asks what success looks like for YOU. If you’re thinking about scaling your company, give this one a listen before deciding what comes next.

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The customer wants Christmas lights. You’re the window cleaner they already know. Sound familiar?

This week on WCR Nation, Jersey talks Christmas light installation from a window cleaner’s perspective. Whether you already hang lights or you’re curious about offering holiday lighting, tune in for a conversation about this seasonal service.

Follow WCR Nation for more straight talk for window cleaning business owners.

~Jersey 862-312-2026

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Some window cleaning trends just don’t make sense.

In this episode of WCR Nation, Jersey talks about the habits, advice, and trends that are keeping window cleaners stuck. There’s a big difference between owning a window cleaning business and simply creating a job for yourself.

We’re talking pricing, customers, employees, equipment, social media advice, and what it really takes to build a profitable window cleaning company that can grow without you.

If you’re serious about turning your window cleaning job into a real business, this episode is for you.

So I thought it'd be pretty fun to do a window cleaning draft, per se. Basically, what would I take 25k and spend on? What are the best things you can do for your business? This is a fun episode, and it's imaginary money, but when you're starting a window cleaning business or any service business, you gotta weigh the options. What would you choose?

~Jersey 862-312-2026

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Today on the WCR Nation window cleaners podcast, we're talking all about tips to grow. How do you grow a business the right way? We go over business growth and ways to get it big, but this is going into the specifics of business growth. A lot of people say, "Don't grow too fast," but what they really mean is, "Don't grow too weak," and that's what this episode is all about.