Start Up

Part I: Learning about the Industry. Profitability. Qualifications. You know what they say… if something can get dirty, it can get cleaned. Chances are people will pay to get their dirt cleaned up. And companies will too. No wonder this is a $49 billion a year industry trending to expand in the years to come […]

Part I of our guide was about the fundamentals of the cleaning business industry. Now you know there’s two major cleaning business types and more than one ways to get started in this business. So, before finalizing your direction, you need to have as clear a view as possible about the costs involved in either

Now that you know how much it costs to start a cleaning business having read Part II of our guide, it’s time for you to decide the type of cleaning business you’re going to start. Residential or commercial, working straight from your home or going big, focusing on carpet cleaning or window cleaning or maybe

You’ve set up your business, worked hard on getting your first contracts. What’s next? Before we dive into management related topics, let’s talk a little bit about expanding your business by getting more clients and adding services to your portfolio. To do that, you must improve your sales and marketing skills and familiarize yourself with

It’s been said already but it never gets old. To successfully start and operate a cleaning business, you must dramatically increase your skills in a wide array of matters. Starting from your cleaning skills, your sales and your management skills. You must learn how to present yourself and your business professionally, to build authority and