Vitra Window Washing

An entrepreneur at heart

Ben Huber is an entrepreneur at heart. During his mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he spent time around business leaders and entrepreneurs who set an example for him. He came home with a clearer picture of what it takes to start a business: dedication, hard work, and the way a company can bring both financial freedom and a real passion for the work. He also picked up talents he still uses every day, including networking, sales, and the fundamentals of how a successful business runs.

He has had strong examples closer to home, too. His father-in-law runs a successful company and has offered tips and pointers on how to start and run one.

From small jobs to Vitra

When Ben returned from his mission in 2024, he started washing windows and cleaning gutters as a side gig. The work began as a way to earn some extra income, then grew quickly into something he could see becoming much larger, and into a passion for helping people take care of their properties.

In 2025, Ben and his wife officially founded Vitra Window Washing, turning that side project into a full business they run together from Eagle Mountain. He started with only $10 in his bank account and has grown Vitra into a recognizable, quality brand. The company now handles window cleaning for the Traverse Mountain mall and serves homes and businesses across Utah County and the Wasatch Front.

Before Vitra, Ben was a project manager at Sweetwater Construction. He now shares an office with a general contractor, which keeps him in close contact with other trades and opens the door to new work.

Giver's gain

Ben's advice for building a business is to invest in strong relationships, give back to the community, and keep a giver's gain attitude: serve clients, serve the network, and give back whenever he can. That approach has come back around. People he knows have added value to Vitra, and it has even led to new business being created.

He credits his wife, and his two years of missionary service, as the key to his success. Looking ahead, he wants to help as many people as he can, including hiring people and helping them grow in business.

Outside the work, Ben loves to learn, and he is especially fond of board games — the complicated kind that can take days to finish.