Window cleaning estimate template for a storefront route.
A storefront is a small weekly price that adds up over a year. Quote the month: weekly glass, the transoms once a month, and the one-time hard water work to get it right first.
Estimate
| Item | Qty | Unit | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Storefront glass, both sides 14 panes and 2 entry doors, weekly | 4 | visit | $60.00 | $240.00 |
| Upper transom panes, pole work Once a month | 1 | visit | $35.00 | $35.00 |
| Hard water stain removal First visit only, door side panes | 6 | pane | $15.00 | $90.00 |
Click any text to change it. Rates and the tax rate are examples, so put in your own. Totals update as you type.
Why it's laid out this way
- Weekly service per visit, so a five-Tuesday month bills honestly
- Pole work on its own monthly line
- One-time restoration per pane, kept separate from the recurring price
- Service time and rain days in the terms, which is what a shop owner cares about
Or build it by chat
Say "quote Harbor Street Bakery weekly glass at $60, transoms monthly at $35, six panes of hard water on the first visit" and Redline lays out the estimate on the contact. Mention your per-pane price once and it remembers it for the next shop on the block.
Redline doesn't give the owner a link to approve it. Hand it over in person or email her from your Gmail. When she's in, book the first Tuesday and set it to repeat weekly from the calendar. See recurring jobs.
Quote the next storefront by chat.
Redline is free to start. Give it the panes and your rates and it builds the lines.
Keep reading
- Window cleaning invoice templatePer-pane inside and out, French panes, screens, tracks, ladder surcharge.
- Window cleaning quote appPane counts and add-ons into an itemized quote, then the next visit reminded.
- Recurring jobs and repeat presetsBook a whole season of visits in one save, and reuse the cadence as a preset.
- Hourly rate calculatorTurn pay, overhead and billable hours into the rate you should charge.