Start A Cleaning Business

You can start a profitable cleaning business! Here are some tips and resources to quide you though the process.

Start And Run A Profitable Home Cleaning Business: Your Step By Step Business Plan

by Susan Bewsey

Book Description
- Target your market and assess competition - Get started and keep organized - Polish both your business and cleaning techniques

From the Back Cover
Home cleaning is one of the fastest-growing service businesses in North America. A good cleaning service brings comfort and order into people’s lives. In today’s busy world, these are highly sought commodities.

A home cleaning service might start out small, but it has the potential to grow to be a multi-million dollar business with branch offices and franchises. Your business can grow to the point where you need to lease office space, hire staff, purchase a fleet of vehicles, and develop your own products and customized services. With the help of this book, you can get your business up and running, and survive that essential first year. This book answers questions such as —

- Do I have what it takes to run my own business? - What are the legal requirements for running a business like mine? - How do I find and keep clients? - How much should I charge? - What equipment do I need? - What other services can I offer? - How do I hire and train staff? - How does commercial cleaning differ from home cleaning?

Recently updated, this edition comes with numerous forms to get you started and keep you organized, now all included on cd-rom.

Cleaning Up Making Money

by Stanley J. Price

From the Publisher
I have seen many cleaning businesses come and go. And after being in the cleaning business for more than 30 years I felt it was time to help new aspiring business owners reach their dream. Now here is your chance make sure your business dreams come true.

Use your mistakes as a learning tool and use the wealth of information available as your road to success.

About the Author
Author, Stanley J Price started out as both a janitor and foreman in 1966 before starting his own service in California. Stanley is a member of the Cleaning Management Institute, The Building Service Contractors Association International. Stanley was also a District Manager for the Oakland Tribune, a tax consultant, and a general construction engineer.