What Google Ads for window cleaning does each morning
Every morning it reads what people actually typed before clicking your ad, and lines up the junk for a one-tap block.
- Residential, storefront and solar panel cleaning each get their own ads and page.
- "Window cleaning jobs" and "window cleaning squeegee" get blocked.
- Your ads show in the areas you mark on the map, not the whole city.
- Ads only in the hours you can quote.
- Searches that brought a call or inquiry become exact-match keywords.
The searches that waste a window cleaner's money
- "window cleaning jobs" and "window cleaner wanted": someone after work.
- "how to clean windows without streaks": a DIY-er with a bucket.
- "window cleaning squeegee": buying gear, not a clean.
- "high rise window cleaning": a contract you'd need ropes for.

Spring, real estate and the solar add-on
Spring is when everyone wants their windows done, and a move-out clean is usually a real estate agent or property manager booking for a landlord. Name those as separate services and each gets its own ads and page, so the agent lands on move-out cleans and the homeowner on a spring clean. Do solar panels too? Name it once and Google Ads for window cleaning advertises that as well.
A landing page for every kind of window job
Someone who searched "storefront window cleaning" should land on a page about storefronts, with your number, your before-and-after photos and a quote form. It builds one per job and counts every call from day one. Carpet cleaners get the same on the carpet cleaning page; every trade is on the hub.
What it costs
$1 to start, for 30 days. Then US$299 / month per ad account. Landing pages, split tests and call tracking are included. Clicks are paid to Google, separately. That's Google Ads for window cleaning with no contract: cancel with one click, and everything it built stays in your Google Ads.