Entry-Level Window Cleaner
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 14, 2026. First seen by Alion on Oct 10, 2026.
Description
Pay: $20-$30 per hour | Full-time | No experience required, we train you
Most of our best window cleaners had never touched a squeegee before they joined Glide. If you're reliable, coachable, and take pride in doing things well, we'll teach you the rest.
Who we are
Glide Cleaners is a residential window cleaning company built around one mission: add light to the lives of our customers, our employees, and the communities we serve. We run on four values: Be Good, Do Good, Work Hard, Work Smart. Upstanding in character, outstanding in performance. We coach constantly, give real feedback, and promote from within, because we want you to grow here, not just collect a paycheck.
What you'll own
This isn't a checklist job. You'll be responsible for outcomes:
- Customers who are glad they chose Glide. Every home you leave should look noticeably better, and every customer should feel taken care of.
- Clear communication. With your customers, your teammates, and your manager, before problems become surprises.
- Working within our systems. We've built a way of doing things that works. You'll learn it, use it, and help make it better.
- Over-delivering. Finding the small extra things that turn a satisfied customer into a loyal one.
- Showing up. On time, in uniform, ready to work, every day your team is counting on you.
What you get
- $20-$30 per hour to start, with a clear path above that range as your skills grow. Our leads earn $35 an hour, and every one of them started at entry level. A committed first-year window cleaner realistically earns around $50K.
- Paid training from day one.
- Real coaching and a real growth track: our leads and managers started right where you are.
- Work outdoors, on the move, with a team that actually likes each other.
Apply now. If you're the kind of person who takes pride in their work, we want to meet you this week.
Requirements
- Reliability. You show up when you say you will.
- Coachability. You want feedback and act on it.
- A valid driver's license and comfort working on ladders.
- Clean driving record.
- Pass a background check.
- Must be authorized to work in the United States of America.