Window Washing Lead-Gen Print Set: 3 Print Pieces That Get You Noticed and Remembered
Window washing sells an invisible result. The moment the squeegee comes off the glass, the proof of the work vanishes and so does the reason to call you again. This set puts your name back on the surface you just finished, gives your commercial accounts something to sell with, and books the holiday season before your competitors think about it.
The window washing lead-gen print set is three glass-ready pieces that work as one system. Clear window decals leave a small branded mark on every pane your crew finishes, so the next call comes to you. Clear window clings let you print the promotions your storefront clients hang and take down. Christmas window clings turn the holiday rush into a scheduled reorder. All three start at 30 dollars and build in 3 business days.
The picks
Three glass pieces, all built in 3 business days
Start here. These are the three products this set is built on, each one configured and priced on its own page. Pick your size, material and quantity, and the cost updates as you go, so nothing about the run is a guess.
Design and print help
One company mark on every pane you finish
The set only pays off if a client recognizes the same company on the corner decal, the promo cling and the holiday art. These tools keep the mark, the color and the phone number identical across the run.
How they work together
Print in the order the work happens
Each piece belongs to a different moment on the route: the job you just finished, the account you want to grow, and the season that fills the calendar. Print them in that order.
The crew applies a small clear decal in a low corner as the last step of every job, so the person who signs the invoice keeps seeing your number.
Retail and restaurant clients need their windows to sell. Printing their promo clings makes you the vendor they call for glass, not just the one they call for grime.
November is when storefronts want art on the glass and a spotless pane behind it. Holiday clings bundle the two into one easy yes and one repeat invoice.
1. Clear window decals: the quiet mark you leave on every finished pane
Every window washing crew has the same problem: the work disappears the moment it is done. Nobody admires clean glass, they only notice dirty glass six weeks later, and by then the invoice is filed and the phone number with it. A small clear decal applied to the bottom corner of the pane fixes that gap for a few cents per job.
Print it clear so the vinyl reads as part of the glass rather than a sticker slapped on a storefront. Keep it to a logo, a company name and one phone number, sized around two to three inches, and mount it on the interior face where weather and pressure washing never reach it. The same rules that govern a readable card apply at this scale, and our guide to designing business cards covers the hierarchy that keeps a tiny mark legible.
Order decals by the season, not by the job. A single run covers hundreds of applications and the per-unit cost falls fast, so the crew never has a reason to skip the last step.
2. Clear window clings: the promo graphic your commercial clients keep asking for
The accounts worth having are commercial: the cafe, the dental office, the boutique with forty feet of frontage. Those clients do not just want clean glass, they want the glass to work. Clear clings hold by static with no adhesive, so a manager can hang a sale graphic on Friday, pull it on Monday and store it flat until the next promotion without a scraper or a bottle of solvent.
That makes clings the easiest upsell in the trade. You are already measuring their windows and already on site. Quote the graphic with the wash, print it clear so the storefront light still comes through, and keep the message to one offer read from across the street. The distance-reading principles in how to design advertising banners and how to make banners transfer directly to glass.
Two or three cling accounts change the shape of the business. Cleaning is billed by the visit, print is billed by the campaign, and the client who buys both stops shopping the wash on price.
3. Christmas window clings: the seasonal reorder that fills a slow quarter
Late in the year every storefront on the block wants art on the glass, and nobody wants holiday graphics sitting on streaked windows. That is the one moment when the wash and the print sell each other. Show up in October with a sheet of holiday cling designs and the conversation moves from your hourly rate to what the front window should look like in December.
Static clings are exactly right for seasonal work because they come down in seconds and go back in the box for next year, which turns one sale into an annual habit. Print a small house set you can offer to every account, then customize for the clients who want their own logo in the corner. If you need to promote the offer before the season starts, the layout thinking in creative flyer design ideas and how to make flyers will get the mailer out the door.
Book the holiday clings in the fall and the slowest quarter of the year turns into the one where clients call you first.
Specs and pricing
Clear window cling sizes, adhesion and pricing
The clear cling sets the material and size language for the whole set. Check its specs first, then match the decal and holiday runs to it so every piece behaves the same on glass.
| Quantity | Price Per Unit | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $30.00 | $30.00 |
Wally explains the set
Three pieces of glass, one company name
Wally thinks of window washing as the trade with the shortest memory. The work is beautiful and completely invisible, so the client forgets who did it before the next dust storm. His fix is simple: put something on the glass. A tiny clear decal on every finished pane, a promo cling for the accounts that sell through their windows, and a holiday set that makes December a booking, not a hope.
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By the numbers
One set, printed to keep your name on the glass
Common Questions
Common questions about the window washing print set
What is in the window washing lead-gen print set?
Three pieces that all live on glass: clear window decals for the small branded mark your crew leaves on every pane it finishes, clear window clings for the promotional graphics your commercial clients hang in their storefronts, and Christmas window clings for the seasonal work that fills the slow end of the year. Each one is quoted on its own product page.
Why do window washers put decals on the windows they clean?
Because the glass is the only surface a client stares through every day. A quarter-sized clear decal in a bottom corner, with the company name and one phone number, sits exactly where a facilities manager looks when the panes start looking dull again. It costs cents per job and it removes the search step when they want you back.
What is the difference between a window cling and a window decal?
Clings hold on by static or suction with no adhesive at all, so they lift off and reposition without residue and store flat between promotions. Decals use adhesive and are made to stay through rain, sun and repeated washing. Use clings for anything temporary or seasonal and decals for the branding you want to survive the next twelve months.
Should the decal go on the inside or the outside of the glass?
Inside, almost always. Interior application puts the glass itself between the print and the weather, road grit and any pressure washing, so the decal reads clean far longer. Order it printed to face outward through the pane and mount it in a bottom corner where it never blocks a sightline or a display.
How small should a service reminder decal be?
Small enough that a store manager approves it without thinking twice. A mark of two to three inches carries a logo and a phone number legibly from a few feet away and disappears from the display sightline entirely. Anything larger reads as advertising on their property and gets scraped off the first time someone new takes over.
How much does the window washing print set cost?
Pricing is live on each product page and moves with size, quantity and material, so the number you see on the configurator is the number you pay. All three pieces in this set start at 30 dollars, and the per-unit cost drops sharply as the run grows, which is why most crews print a full season of decals in one go rather than reordering monthly.
Can I sell printed clings to my window washing clients?
Yes, and it is one of the cleanest add-ons in the trade. You already have the account, the window measurements and a reason to be on site. Quoting the promo or holiday graphics alongside the cleaning turns a per-visit service into a design and print relationship, and the margin on printed clings usually beats the margin on the wash itself.
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