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Google post ideas for window cleaning companies: November to January

Short days make dirty glass more noticeable, and holiday guests make owners want clear windows. In cold weather, many crews shift toward interior work and careful scheduling. Your posts can show a clean before and after, explain hard water, and keep spring booked.

How to use this list

Pick one idea a week and rotate the kinds of post: a seasonal tip, a service spotlight, a local post, a customer question, and a real offer only when you have one. Don't run the same kind two weeks in a row.
Only mention services you actually offer and facts you can point to on your own website. No made-up prices, discounts or promises.
Put the point in the first sentence. Name your service and your town once, naturally.
Use one of your own job photos when one fits. Never use a stock photo that pretends to be your work.
Use the Call now or Book button for the next step. Google's posts policy says posts with contact details it can't verify, including phone numbers, may be removed (Google's posts content policy).

November

Get windows clear before the holidays and the gray months.

Clear windows before the guests come
Holiday visitors notice a bright, clean view. Cleaning in November also leaves time for any touch-ups before Thanksgiving.
Include: A before-and-after photo of a window you cleaned, the service name plus your town, and the Book or Call button.
Fall leftovers: pollen, sap and dust on glass
Windows collect dust, leaf debris and sap through the fall. Cleaning now helps the glass stay clear for the winter.
Include: A photo from a real job, your service area, and your booking method.
Hard water spots: what they are
Mineral deposits from sprinklers and rain can leave a cloudy film that regular cleaning may not remove. Explain it simply.
Include: Post this only if you treat hard water, with a close-up photo and the Call button.
Store screens the right way for winter
Cleaned screens last longer when stored flat and dry. Offer a screen cleaning and storage option.
Include: Mention screen service only if you provide it, plus a photo of cleaned screens.
Interior and exterior: the full clean
Show what a full visit covers, from the glass and frames to the sills and tracks, so owners know what to expect.
Include: Only the steps you actually do and a photo of your crew at work.
Pre-holiday booking is open
The weeks before Thanksgiving fill up fast. Let owners know how to reserve a time.
Include: Your booking method, and holiday hours only if you have set them.
Sliding door tracks and screens
Dirt in the tracks makes doors hard to slide, and a quick clean makes a noticeable difference.
Include: Post this only if you clean tracks, with a photo and your service area.

December

Holiday sparkle, interior cleaning, and safe winter scheduling.

Holiday lights look better behind clean glass
Windows frame the tree and the lights. A clean pane gives a sharper view from inside and out.
Include: A bright photo of a clean window with decorations and the Book button.
Can windows be cleaned in cold weather?
Explain that cold limits outside work, so crews may use special methods or wait for milder days, and interior work can be done any day.
Include: How you handle cold days and the Call button for questions.
Why interior cleaning makes sense in winter
Inside glass fogs with cooking, heat and breath. Interior cleaning removes film and fingerprints, and it can be done in any weather.
Include: A photo of a clean interior window and your service area.
Streaks after a cleaning? Here is why
Direct sun, cold glass and leftover soap can cause streaks. A trained crew adjusts the method for conditions.
Include: A short explanation, a clean photo, and the Call button.
Ladder safety: leave the high windows to a pro
Winter weather makes ladders riskier. Owners should avoid climbing for second-story glass and call a crew.
Include: A calm safety message and a photo of your crew with proper equipment. Mention insurance only if you have it.
Gift a window cleaning to someone you love
A parent or neighbor might enjoy a clean view as a gift. Offer an easy way to set it up.
Include: Mention gift certificates only if you actually sell them, plus your booking method.
Post-party cleanup for your glass
After a big gathering, fingerprints and smudges show on doors and low windows. Offer a post-holiday visit.
Include: Your service area and a photo of a glass door you cleaned.

January

A fresh start for glass, and spring booking.

A bright start to the new year
January light is low and bright, which shows smudges. A clean window brings more of it indoors.
Include: A before-and-after photo, your town name, and the Call button.
Check your window seals
Fogging between double panes can mean a failed seal. A cleaning crew can point it out, though repair is a different trade.
Include: Post this only if you mention it to customers, with a photo of foggy glass from a real job.
Plan your spring window cleaning
Spring is busy for window cleaning. Owners who book in January can choose a time that works.
Include: Your service area, your booking method, and an offer only if you really run one.
How often should windows be cleaned?
It depends on the area, trees and traffic. Many homes do well with a cleaning once or twice a year.
Include: How you set a schedule for customers and the Book button.
Window cleaning plans for local businesses
Storefronts and offices look better with regular cleaning. Offer a recurring schedule.
Include: Post this only if you serve businesses, with a photo of a storefront and a way to request a quote.
Screens, tracks and sills: the details
The small parts matter. Cleaned tracks and sills keep dirt from smearing back onto fresh glass.
Include: A photo of a detail job and your service name plus your town.
New owner? Get a fresh start on the glass
A move-in cleaning is a good time to clear built-up film, because the house is empty and easy to work in.
Include: Your service area and a photo of a clear before-and-after.

Where you are changes the list

Cold-winter areas

Exterior work slows when it is freezing, so lean on interior cleaning, screen storage, and spring booking. Remind owners not to use ladders on icy ground.

Warm-winter areas

Across the South, Southwest, Florida and coastal California, winter is a comfortable time for exterior cleaning. Hard water, salt air and pollen are good topics, plus holiday-ready glass.

Hard-water areas

Where well water or sprinklers leave mineral spots, posts about hard water stains and the right products work well all winter.

Questions customers ask this time of year

Do you clean windows in the winter?: Yes, on many days. Interior work can be done in any weather, and we do outside glass when it is safe and above freezing. In very cold conditions, we reschedule.
Why are there cloudy spots that will not wipe off?: Those are often hard water deposits from sprinklers or rain. Regular glass cleaner may not remove them, but a trained crew can often treat them. We will look at the glass and tell you what to expect.

Ideas only: every real post should use your own services, town and details. Written by FreshMap, 2026-10-17.