So you've decided to start your own cleaning company? Many today already provide cleaning services and want to achieve new successes in small businesses. Do not limit yourself in your own desires.
It is necessary
- - Premises;
- - detergents and equipment;
- - licenses;
- - staff.
Instructions
Step 1
Decide what type of cleaning you want to provide. This can be home cleaning, carpet cleaning, window cleaning, commercial cleaning or laundry cleaning.
Step 2
Research business opportunities in your area. Understand market trends, local competition, current prices, projected profits, and evaluate your investment options.
Step 3
Consider whether you want to work part-time or perhaps around the clock. You will need to put in extra effort if you are planning this business as your main source of income.
Step 4
Solve financial issues. Check all bank accounts, deposits, stocks or any other sources of income and get a fair view of your financial situation. This will help you find out your investment opportunities at the moment.
Step 5
Start developing your business with minimal investment. The cleaning company does not require significant investment in equipment, training courses, maintenance and cleaning kits. You can get started right from home (or rent a small office if possible) with a few basic cleaning supplies: brooms, mops, solutions, and vacuum cleaners. You may also need transport to deliver workers and cleaning supplies to your destination.
Step 6
Rent enough storage space for washing machines and tumble dryers if you plan to upgrade your laundry. Consider the need for additional investment to purchase equipment.
Step 7
Hire and train cleaning staff. Their responsibilities will depend on your budget and requirements. You will be able to hire more employees as the business expands.
Step 8
Check out the legal formalities that need to be completed before starting a business. You may need some documents, such as licenses or insurance, which can be obtained from your local government.
