KTX Window Cleaning LLC, a locally owned business founded by Kyle and Olivia Martin, has been recognized by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as one of the Top 10 Finalists in the “Customer Champions” category of the national CO—100 Awards. The duo made the announcement in a September 3 press release.

Selected from thousands of applicants, KTX Window Cleaning was honored for its outstanding customer service and community impact. The CO—100 celebrates the top 100 small businesses across the country, with winners to be announced at the CO—100 gala in Washington, D.C., this October.

The CO—100 honorees were chosen out of more than 12,500 applicants by a panel of judges for impressive growth, innovative strategies, and commitment to building strong workplace cultures. Over a quarter of the competitors (26%) generated $2.5 million or more in revenue last year, while 73% of honorees generated over $250k. The list includes tech innovators, customer champions, growth accelerators, disruptors, and global stars located in 35 states and Washington, D.C.

“Small businesses are the heartbeat of our economy, and their stories are nothing short of extraordinary,” said Jeanette Mulvey, Vice President and Editor-in-Chief of CO— by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. “The CO—100 honorees exemplify what it means to lead with purpose, adapt with agility, and build with vision. These entrepreneurs and teams are not only shaping their local communities—they’re setting new standards for what’s possible in business.”

“This recognition is humbling and almost hard to believe,” said Olivia Martin, co-owner. “Our mission has always been simple — treat people well, deliver exceptional service, and care deeply for our community. To see those values recognized on a national stage is beyond exciting.”

Beyond KTX Window Cleaning, the Martins also lead KTX Blue Towel Mission, a nonprofit that repurposes recycled surgical towels into resale products to fund free home upkeep services for elderly Texans. They are also working to providing OSHA safety training seminars to individuals desiring to enter the force. Olivia Martin is also a co-founder of “Women of Katy,” which provides scholarships, resources, and educational events that connect and support women across the Katy area. She is also a past president of the Katy Business Association (now the Katy Business Alliance).

Founded in 2018, KTX Window Cleaning has grown into a trusted name for window cleaning, gutter cleaning, pressure washing, and screen repair services across Katy, Fulshear, and surrounding communities. The company employs 12 at its location at 5150 Franz Road in Katy.

“This honor is not just ours,” Olivia Martin added. “It belongs to our incredible team, our loyal customers, and our community. We are proud to represent Katy, Texas, on the national stage.”

Kyle Martin is originally from Old Katy while Olivia Martin hails from East Texas.



Olivia and Kyle Martin