For UK window cleaners

Recurring rounds filling up in the towns you cover.

Insurance figures, DBS-checked, water-fed pole, FWC member where held. The trust signals customers actually filter for. £297 to launch.

Live in 7 days. · £297 to launch. · No lock-in, ever.
A real Inboundry build for window cleaners

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What you get

Everything in the £297. No upsells.

Built to get your phone ringing.

£297. No hidden extras. VAT included.

Who you're hiring

"Customers picking a window cleaner are deciding whether to let a stranger near their house. Insurance, DBS, water-fed pole. Get those upfront on the website and you've won the job before they've rung."

Will Howard · Founder, Inboundry · London

Unregulated trade in the UK

Window cleaning is unregulated. Insurance figures and DBS checks are the trust signals customers actually search for.

Window cleaning has no dominant consumer-facing accreditation. The Federation of Window Cleaners (FWC) is respected within the trade but has limited consumer brand recognition. What customers actually look for, especially on residential rounds, are: clear insurance figures, water-fed pole (no ladders), DBS status, and Google reviews.

We put all four front and centre. Insurance figure with the insurer name. DBS checked status. Water-fed pole as a safety and reach feature. Google reviews on every page. The combination converts faster than any single accreditation could.

Source: Federation of Window Cleaners. National trade association since 1947. Limited consumer brand recognition outside the trade.

The maths

If a regular round filled with two extra weekly customers a month at £15 each, what's that worth annually?

Two extra customers a month at £15 weekly = £1,560 a year of recurring revenue. The Growth plan pays for itself in three months. See what's in Growth.

Built for window cleaners

What you get from a site built specifically for window cleaner work.

01

Insurance figures and DBS surfaced

The two trust signals customers actually look for on residential rounds. We surface the £2m PLI with the insurer, and DBS checked status for any staff with key access.

02

Water-fed pole as a safety pitch

No ladders means no risk to gutters, no risk to staff. Customers prefer it for safety reasons. We make it a feature in the hero, not buried in the services list.

03

Round-booking made simple

Most window cleaner sites have a contact form. We build a quick-book form for new customer rounds (postcode, frequency, photos optional) that captures qualified leads faster.

04

Found for "window cleaner [town]"

Local SEO that ranks for the routine searches: "window cleaner Reading," "weekly window cleaning Manchester," "commercial window cleaning Leeds." Postcode coverage, recurring-customer focus.

Numbers worth knowing

UK window cleaning, by the numbers.

DBS Disclosure & Barring Service checks Critical trust signal for residential window cleaning where staff have key access to homes or gardens. Source: gov.uk DBS
Cookieless FWC requirement: IOSH Working Safely Members must complete the IOSH Working Safely course as a code of practice requirement. Source: FWC code of practice
£2m Public liability cover customers expect Standard. Window damage, frame damage, and contents protection are the customer worries. Industry standard expectation
Qualifications & trust signals

The credentials UK window cleaning customers actually look for.

No dominant accreditation. Insurance, DBS, water-fed pole, and reviews are the trust signals. We surface all four.

Must-have qualifications

  • Public liability insurance (£1m to £5m) The single most-asked-for trust signal in window cleaning. Customers worry about damage to windows, frames, paths, and contents. Surface the figure.
  • FWC (Federation of Window Cleaners) National trade association since 1947. Members hold liability insurance, complete an IOSH Working Safely course, and follow a code of practice.

Show common qualifications (4)

  • IPAF (International Powered Access Federation) For window cleaners using cherry pickers or MEWPs on commercial work.
  • IOSH Working Safely certificate Standard FWC requirement. Worth surfacing alongside the FWC badge.
  • Water-fed pole / reach-and-wash certification Customer-facing marker of modern equipment. Safer than ladders, less invasive.
  • DBS check Particularly relevant for residential / regular-round window cleaning where staff may have key access.

Show niche & situational qualifications (4)

  • Ladder Association membership For ladder-based work.
  • BWCA (British Window Cleaning Academy) Training-focused. Lower consumer recognition.
  • IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trade Association) High-rise / abseil window cleaning. Commercial specialism.
  • PASMA Mobile access tower certification.
Services we showcase

The work you actually do, written up clearly.

Every service gets its own block, in plain English, with the contact button visible throughout. You tell us what you take on. We write it up. Drop what's not relevant.

Found in your town

We get you ranking for "window cleaner [your town]".

Window cleaner searches are local, recurring, and price-sensitive. "Window cleaner Reading." "Window cleaning prices Leeds." "Reliable window cleaner Manchester." We build the local landing pages, with insurance figures, DBS status, and Google reviews surfaced on each one.

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Questions window cleaners ask us

Common questions, plain answers.

Window cleaning has no dominant accreditation. What signals do customers actually look for?
Insurance figure (£2m PLI is the customer-facing minimum), water-fed pole (no ladders), DBS checked status for staff, and Google reviews. We surface all four prominently. The FWC badge is nice-to-have, but the four core trust signals do the actual conversion work.
Can the site help me fill new rounds?
Yes. We build a quick-book form for new customer rounds (postcode, frequency, property type) that captures qualified leads faster than a generic contact form. Most window cleaner sites still use a generic 'request a quote' form that converts poorly.
I do commercial work too. Can the site cover both?
Yes. We build a separate commercial enquiries page targeting facilities managers. IPAF, IRATA, PASMA credentials surfaced where you hold them. Different customer, different page, different lead journey.
What about gutter and solar panel cleaning?
If you offer them, we list each as a separate service page so they rank for their own searches ('gutter cleaning Manchester,' 'solar panel cleaning Leeds'). Each generates its own enquiries.
How fast can the site go live?
Seven days from the discovery call. Once we have your insurance figures, certs, service area, and a few photos, we usually get a first build over within 2 to 3 days. Window cleaner sites are among the fastest to build.
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