How to Ace a Walkthrough
Before you can clean a house for the first time you have to walk through it to see what is going on and figure out how long it will take you to clean. If you do this walkthrough with the client they can share with you their priorities. And you can share with them the packages you offer at your fairest price.Â
Establish Credibility
In this course, you will learn how to establish credibility and build buyer confidence.
Learn how to ask the right kinds of questions that will close the sale and land you a new client.
Establish Rapport
This course will teach you the psychology of why people buy. Learn where in the house to stop and ask questions. Learn what types of things you need to pay attention to so the client knows you care about the same things they do. This shows you have their best interests at heart.
Choose Your Clients
This course will teach you how to look for clues that a job might not be a good fit for your company. Learn to walk away from the high maintenance customers, and choose clients that are a good fit for your business.
This course will set the stage for the relationship you have with your clients from here through forever.
Set boundaries and teach your clients to respect your business the same way you respect their home.
If you do the walkthrough right, you will choose the best clients for your business starting today.
What is a Walkthrough?
What is a walkthrough? It’s a job estimate for cleaning. It includes meeting the homeowner and taking a tour of their home to determine the scope of the job.
In This Section You’ll Learn:
- Who Should Do the Walkthrough
- How Long A Typical Walkthrough Takes
- Pricing on the Walkthrough
- Upselling on the Walkthrough
- What to Wear on the Walkthrough
- How Do You Know if You Got the Job
- What Happens After the Walkthrough?
From Text or Call to Walkthrough
You got a phone call or text from a prospect and they are pricing shopping. What happens next? Do you give them a quote right now or do you dig a little deeper?
In This Section You’ll Learn:
- What Pre-Qualifying Questions to Ask
- What Clues to Listen For
- The Risk of Giving Price Over the Phone
- Booking a Job Without a Walkthrough
- Locking Down the Walkthrough
Make the Best First Impression
Knowing how to arrive for the walkthrough will set the tone for your new client and the first impression you make.
In This Section We’ll Cover:
- How to Arrive for a Walkthrough
- What Details You Need to Pay Attention To
- What to Do When You Arrive
- The Prep Work You Do Before the Walkthrough
- The First Impression / Greeting
- How to Break the Ice
- How to Set your Ground Rules
- Going on the Grand Tour
How to Bid a Kitchen
The more you know about the kitchen the easier it will be to plan the scope of work, frequency of cleaning, and upsells included in your bid.
In This Section We’ll Cover:
- Kitchen Care
- Large Appliances
- Small Appliances
- Dining Area
- Cabinets and Cupboards
- Countertops and Tables
- Kitchen Floor
- Kitchen Knick-KnacksÂ
How to Bid a Family / Living Room
The more stuff you know about the family room the better you will be able to serve your clients, their furniture, and electronics. You’ll also be able to set clear expectations about what you clean on a maintenance clean and what you clean on a deep clean.
In This Section We’ll Cover:
- The Client’s Furniture
- Accessories
- Media, Stereo, TV & Game Consoles
- Knick-Knacks, Pictures, and Accessories
- Deep Cleaning UpsellÂ
How to Bid the Home Office
The more you know about the home office the better you will be able to serve your clients and the sacred space where they do their work.
In This Section We’ll Cover:Â
- The Home Office Furniture
- Electronics
- Garbage
- Paper Shredder
- Certificates
- Wall Art
- Collections
- Stacks of Paper
How to Bid Bedrooms
When you learn to inventory your stuff, keeping track of its use and repairs become routine and you always have working equipment when you need it.
In This Section We’ll Cover:
- Beds
- Bedding
- Knick-Knacks
- Dressers, Bureaus, and Drawers
- Clothing in the Bedrooms
- Collections in the Bedrooms
- Drink and Food
Bathroom Bidding Secrets
It’s critical to know what to look for in bathrooms when you’re doing a walkthrough because you can spend the bulk of your time cleaning them. Setting realistic expectations about what is done on a maintenance clean and what is done on a deep clean will keep you on track.Â
In This Section We’ll Cover:
- Master Bathrooms
- Member Bathrooms
- Guest Bathrooms
- Icky Bathrooms
- Tricky Bathrooms
- Tiny Bathrooms
How to Set Realistic Expectations
Knowing how to arrive for the walkthrough will set the tone for your new client and the first impression you make.
In This Section We’ll Cover:
- Setting Expectations
- Alarm Code
- Breaker Box
- Fire Extinguisher
- Escape Route
- Emergency Contact
- Family & Pets
- Payments
- Scheduling
What People Are Saying...
Meet Your Instructor
Angela Brown
The House Cleaning Guru
CEO, Founder: Savvy Cleaner
Author: How to Start Your Own House Cleaning Company
Show Host: Ask a House Cleaner
Professional House Cleaner = 25 years
Experience Hours: 69,603
For more than 25 years Angela Brown owned and operated one of the largest independently owned cleaning companies in the Carolinas.
Her specialty lies in systems that let you work smart, not hard, while generating consistent bottom-line results. Her common sense approach mixed with strategy skyrockets cleaning companies past their competition even in saturated markets. Â
Since 2016 she’s been training and consulting full time with clients in 31 countries and millions in revenue.
In this course you’ll discover why people pay thousands of dollars to work with her. And for a fraction of the cost you too can get results that will leave your competitors green with envy.
Disclaimer: Results vary based on willingness to learn and implement the systems.
- No action = no results.
- Scattered action = scattered results.
- Massive action = massive results.
Buy With Confidence
100% Money Back Guarantee
Because I’ve made it my mission to bring this life-changing information into the cleaning world, I’m offering you my personal guarantee:
If for any reason you’re not satisfied with your purchase, email us within 30 days of your original purchase date for a full refund — provided the course has not been completed and certification has not been issued.
After 30 days, all sales are final.
Sound fair?
Angela Brown
CEO, Savvy Cleaner Training
Before You Buy
Before you buy do you know about the memberships at Savvy Cleaner?
Each course we sell, although you can buy it by itself – is also included in two of our three memberships.
Click the pictures below to learn more about each.
For Solo Operators and Employees = Odd Number CoursesÂ
($89.99/month)
For the boss / Owner = Even Number of Courses
($99.99/Month)
(Both Memberships 1 & 2) = Odd and Even Number Courses ($129.99/Month)
*All prices shown in US Dollars.Â
All memberships include access to the VIP community, where you can get your questions answered and learn in a supportive environment alongside others going through the course.
All memberships include:
- All the courses available in that membership to date.
- Downloads (Worksheets, Flyers, etc.)
- Word Tracks (Exact words to use on the job)
- Setting Realistic Expectations
- Free Access to the Savvy Cleaner Community
