
“I didn’t know exactly what I wanted to do — I just knew I wasn’t going to take a long education. I’ve never liked school; sitting still and reading was never for me. Then I came across the window cleaning school.
Fresh out of Denmark’s Armed Forces and a stint at folk high school, Frederik had energy to burn but no clear roadmap. He loved moving, hated sitting still, and the thought of running a company—complete with bookkeeping and business plans—felt overwhelming.
Late one night he saw an ad for Vinduespudseskolen (the Window Cleaner School). At first it sounded too good to be true: hands-on window cleaning training, a proven strategy, and a step-by-step guide on how to start a window cleaning business. Skeptical but curious, he signed up.
Fast-forward twelve months. Thanks to a subscription-based model taught at the school, Frederik’s company now posts over 1 million DKK in annual revenue. He skipped the beginner mistakes by following the school’s data-driven playbook—not spreadsheets he designed himself.
“If I hadn’t joined Vinduespudseskolen,” he says,
“I would never have hit a million in turnover after just one year.”
Seasoned window cleaners joked about “the military guy with a squeegee.” Today those same veterans ask him for advice. His subscriber base keeps growing organically, and he admits it “almost feels too easy” because the strategy is already battle-tested—he just executes.
Frederik’s mother still laughs at the pivot from aspiring special-forces soldier to window-cleaning entrepreneur, but even she can’t ignore the results.
Vinduespudseskolen now offers one-day courses for newcomers who want to build a window cleaning business plan without reinventing the wheel.
Learn more at www.vinduespudserskolen.dk and see if you’re ready to trade hesitation for action—just like Frederik did.
Frederik’s story proves you don’t need perfect spreadsheets or an MBA to build a thriving service business—you just need a working system and the drive to execute.
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