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Start a House Cleaning Business to Make Money No

 

 

By - Siriol Jameson

Would you like to start a house cleaning service to make money now? Demand is so hot for house cleaning services that the supply of cleaning firms cannot keep up with it. If ever there was a right time to start your own house cleaning service, this is it.

So, let us look at a step-by step plan to help you succeed in your house cleaning service.

The first thing to find out is how many other house cleaning service firms are in the area. Research these firms to learn how they run their business. How many customers do they have? How many cleaning people? What do they charge? How much do they pay their cleaners? Where do they advertise?

One of the best ways to gather information is, of course, to work for one of these firms. Be careful not to sign a "non compete clause" that forbids you to open a house cleaning service of your own in their area.

Another way is to hire each of the house cleaning firms to clean your house. This will give you an opportunity to ask the owners of the firms about cleaning products they use, their services and rates, employee insurance and bonding, and advertising.

Once you know the house cleaning business is for you, join a trade association. Find out from the cleaning firms which trade associations they belong to. One well-known association is the Global Cleaning Association. The trade association you join should have good member benefits that help you set up your home-based business and support you during the startup.

Look into insurance. It is important to carry $1 million in liability insurance. Because you are working inside a home, be sure to have your cleaners bonded in the unlikely event of arrest and conviction. General liability insurance will not cover this. A bond usually costs $100 to $200 a year.

Find customers for your service. The Yellow Pages can bring you many customers. Your own Website also works well. Place door hangers telling all about your service on doors in the area you want to serve.

Customers like to see credentials. Show them that you are a member of a major trade association, as well as the Chamber of Commerce and the Better Business Bureau. Have at least three references to give them. .

Decide what to charge customers.. It is important to charge a flat rate rather than an hourly rate. Hourly rates run about $25 to $30 for houses but customers will want you to finish as quickly as possible. A flat rate allows you to finish the work at your own pace.

Many people run a house cleaning service as a sideline, in addition to their regular job. They like the way the business runs itself and brings in a nice income. Think about taking advantage of today's red-hot demand for household help and start a house cleaning service to make money now. You will be glad you did.

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