Issue 15 Window Cleaning Magazine


Editorial Hey Readers,


We are back, after a short break! WCM hits the trade again, with the only number 1 Window Cleaning Magazine that has World wide coverage, how could we stay away for long?


A lot has happened since we last spoke with the industry fast moving as always in areas of innovations and business growth information. With the year coming to a close and 2016 just around the corner, I wanted to point out one of the highlights of the year.


Without a shadow of a doubt the biggest bang for your buck at the minute has to be the #hugeconvention in Washington DC for atmosphere and experience. I was there and I enjoyed every minute of it. Read Carrie Guenther’s article on page 25 from a first timer’s point of view, I hope to see you all there next year. The UK had it’s biggest show, aptly named The Cleaning Show in London this year with a whopping 1000+ window cleaners attending. These are amazing figures considering that the show covers the whole of the cleaning spectrum, window cleaning being a small fraction of the overall exhibitors. The usual suspects such as, Unger, Ettore,Moerman and Ionic were all in attendance. With over 59% of window cleaners thinking, that attending shows are not important to their window cleaning business, organisers will have to work extra hard to make the numbers work for 2016.


WCM TV has exploded in popularity. For those of you that do not know, WCM has its own YouTube Channel to compliment the magazine. Expect big things to come from this channel in 2016. As a matter of fact, if you cant make it to any shows next year, the chances are, all the products you want to see will be screened over at WCM TV anyway, so kick back with a cup of tea and crank the volume up!


Lee Burbidge Visit our website and blog atwww.windowcleaningmagazine.co.uk


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