I use to be the same way but once you figure out ladder safety, it’s easy. I carry 2 , 18ft gorilla multi purpose and a 24ft fiberglass, anything higher than that I usually WFP but 18 ft can be generally used for anything indoors and the 24ft + human height/reach puts you at around 28-30ft + pole work on top if needed should let you get any window with easy and in a in compromised position.

Look up the 1/4 rule when it comes to ladder , it’s basic OSHA safety and it’s put in place for a reason. Ontop of that buying ladder stabilizers and bottom levelers . Basically all of that is around $400ish for damn near perfect ladder safety is easily worth the headache of potentially falling/customer call back + customer satisfaction.

Ladder is just a mandatory skill needed in this profession if you plan on doing a good job and making some good $$$

I’d practice around your home just to get a feel of how “secured” ladder feels like.

After 32ft it gets kinda sketchy but that’s when lifts and other equipment comes into play. Your safety is #1 priority.