How it works
Selling a window cleaning round should be straightforward. There are four steps, no public listing, and no obligation at any point. You tell us the basics, we review it, we make an offer where there is a fit, and we agree a handover that works for you.
Tell us the basics
A short, confidential enquiry to give us a feel for the round. Rough size, area and how it runs. Nothing detailed yet.
We review it
We look at the round properly and ask a few sensible questions, then give you an honest indication of value.
We make an offer
Where there is a fit, we put a clear offer to you and explain how it would work. No pressure to accept.
Simple handover
If you go ahead, we agree a plan to move customers over smoothly and pay you as agreed.
What happens at each stage
- 01
Tell us the basics
Start with a quick message or the valuation form. We only need a general picture to begin: roughly how many customers, the area or postcodes the round covers, whether it is residential, commercial or mixed, and how often the work runs. You do not need to send a customer list or any spreadsheets at this stage.
What we do: we read everything you send, keep it confidential, and come back to you. If anything is unclear we will ask a couple of plain questions rather than send you a long form.
- 02
We review it
This is where we look at the round in more detail. We consider the things that genuinely affect value: round size and customer count, how tightly the work sits together, the average price per clean, how customers pay and how reliably, how long they have been with you, and how much of the round depends on you personally. We do not apply a single multiplier and call it a day.
What you need from us: a few honest answers. The clearer the picture, the more accurate the indication. What we do: we give you an indication of value based on what you have told us, and we explain how we got there.
- 03
We make an offer
Where the round is a fit, we put a straightforward offer to you. We explain the figure, the structure that suits the round, and how payment would work. If a full purchase, a staged payment, a partial sale or a gradual handover makes more sense, we will say so and talk it through with you.
What you need from us: nothing more than your time to consider it. What we do: we keep the offer clear and answer any questions. There is no obligation to accept and no pressure either way.
- 04
Simple handover
If you decide to go ahead, we agree a handover plan together. That usually means a simple written agreement, introducing customers in a tidy way, and moving the work across at a sensible pace so nobody is left confused. We pay you as agreed for the structure we have set up.
What you need from us: the customer details and round information needed to run the work, shared only once you have decided to proceed. What we do: we handle the changeover professionally and keep your customers looked after.
What you do not need to share yet
Plenty of people worry that a first enquiry means handing over their whole business. It does not. The detail only comes later, and only if you decide to proceed.
Not needed to get started
- No customer list. Names and addresses stay with you until you choose to go ahead.
- No spreadsheets or accounts. A general picture is enough for a first indication.
- No commitment. An enquiry is just a conversation, nothing more.
Shared later, only if you proceed
- Customer details. Shared once an offer is agreed, so the work can move across.
- Round records. Frequencies, prices and any notes that help us run it well.
- A simple agreement. A clear written record of what has been agreed between us.
The things we promise to get right
Confidential throughout
Your enquiry is private. We do not advertise rounds, run public listings or share your details with anyone else.
A fair indication
We value on the merits of your round, not a blanket formula, and we explain how we reached the figure.
No obligation
Get a valuation, take your time, and only go ahead if it genuinely suits you. There is no cost to ask.
Ready to see what your round is worth?
Start with a confidential valuation. It is free, there is no obligation, and you do not need to share a customer list to begin.