Your window cleaning phone message should give the customer a pretty close quote to what you would charge if they figure out their window count and do the math. Your window cleaning phone message should also tell them what you have to offer in the way of services and has already answered most of their questions. I know that if a potential customer leaves a message, they are fine with my San Diego window cleaning pricing and they want to set up a job for me to clean their windows. This message also lets them know that I am not answering my phone for a good reason and that their call is important to me which is why I am going to get back to them just as soon as I can so that I can clean their windows.

I know many people, especially people who don’t even own a business but consult for them, will tell you not to mention your pricing ever; not on the phone, online, or in your marketing. I on the other hand don’t agree with that, as I have found that people are lazy. If you list your window cleaning prices up front and those prices sound reasonable to them; which is completely different for everyone, then they won’t go looking any further for a window cleaner. However if you don’t list your window cleaning prices, your prices are difficult to understand, or you need to come out and give them a quote on windows, then they are going to call a bunch of other window cleaners and compare notes. I have had tons of people who are calling me first and because I have my Escondido window cleaning prices listed, and on my voicemail, they don’t go any further. I have even had some people call and I have forgotten to get back to them for whatever reason and they will call me a week later and still be interested in my window cleaning services, and since I know I am not the lowest out there, that tells me they haven’t called other window cleaner because they already like my pricing. 

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