In this monthly recap episode, Dave and Colby break down a wild May in the window cleaning and pressure washing business.

Together, their companies did $88,188.48 in May revenue, but the conversation goes way beyond the number. They talk about what that kind of momentum exposes, the difference between high-ticket jobs and recurring residential work, why training and hiring systems matter before you feel ready, and what happens when ads stop working right when the business needs leads.

They also get into the reality of scaling: vehicles breaking, employees needing feedback, owners becoming the bottleneck, and why “prepare now” might be the biggest lesson from the month.

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Dave and Colby recap May and break down how their window cleaning and pressure washing companies combined for $88,188.48 in revenue.

In this episode we talk about:

How much each company did in May
Why momentum exposes weak systems
High-ticket commercial work vs recurring residential routes
Training new technicians without guessing
Hiring, firing, and giving employees clear feedback
What happens when Facebook ads stop working
Vehicle problems, truck decisions, and scaling pains
Why preparing before you feel ready matters

This is a real look at what growth actually feels like in a home service business: exciting, stressful, messy, and full of lessons.

Clean for Profit is a podcast for window cleaners, pressure washers, and home service business owners trying to grow without losing their minds.