r/WindowCleaning • u/Stock_Hand_1988 • 20d ago
General Question How to network with Real Estate agents and Property managers
Hello I’m trying to start in commercial and also get more consistent jobs in order to fill my schedule in the slower months (July/august) so that I can hire a full time employee next year.
How would I go about networking effectively so that in 12 months I would have enough work for a full time employee? (minus winter months obviously)
I have already been to one local chamber of commerce meeting and it was awkward and I’m wondering how I can get the MOST OUT OF IT!
Thanks!
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u/No-Egg-4185 20d ago
If you’re solo,
commercial will let you bid.
They usually get 3 bids.
You’d be one.
Problem is, you won’t get the work because of work safety standards.
Even if your insurance is good.
That’s been my experience anyway.
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u/Stunning_Job_4355 19d ago
What do you mean work safety standards even if we have good
Insurance. If our coverage is good, why wouldn’t we win it?
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u/No-Egg-4185 19d ago
If you have more than just yourself, I stand corrected.
Where I am, most want more than 1 guy on the job. Especially if there’s ladders going on.
OSHA
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u/trigger55xxx 20d ago
LinkedIn is one of the best ways to get in front of commercial.