Window Cleaning Franchises across the Country Eager to Hire New Workers

These job openings come as the demand for professional window cleaning rises as the American workforce returns to office buildings and homeowners dive into spring cleaning and enhancing their view.

“Our franchisees are eager to provide these flexible jobs for people who are looking for a change in career or those who may have been laid off during the pandemic,” said John English, Fish Window Cleaning Director of Franchise Development. “Our industry offers the chance to work flexible hours, at your own pace and spend a lot of time outdoors in the sunshine.”

Becoming a FISH window cleaner does not require previous experience as training is provided. The job offers competitive wages and does not include work on nights, weekends or holidays for most franchise locations.

“These are great jobs for college students, working parents, or for people who are simply tired of working in an office,” said English. “We understand there are still many people who are concerned about the virus, and this job allows you to work outdoors while keeping your distance from customers. It’s a great opportunity to gain stable employment in a pandemic-resistant industry.”