Thinking of starting a cleaning business? There is great potential in this field of work, whether you want to work in your clients’ homes or on a commercial level. Starting a cleaning business is Rengøring Erhverv just like starting any other small business; You’ll need a solid business plan and a good marketing strategy to help you succeed. Here you can see how to start.
In all countries there are public organizations to help entrepreneurs. In the Additional Resources section you will find the way to contact the organization corresponding to your country.
Design your business
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Decide if you are going to offer your services to homes or businesses. When you start your cleaning business, you can choose between offering your services primarily for commercial or residential spaces. The clients you choose to work with will determine the type of equipment you will need, how much you will charge, and the nature of the cleaning services.
Commercial spaces, such as office buildings, usually require a nightly or weekend type of cleaning. Washing floors, cleaning bathrooms, emptying trash cans, cleaning kitchen areas, washing doors and windows is usually included in this type of service. This type of work is stable and pays well.
The owners of the house, in general, hire maids (maids, servants) to do Rengøring Erhverv and some specific tasks, depending on the needs of the client.
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Figure out what services you want to offer. Not all cleaning services are multi-purpose; some businesses specialize in one type of cleaning. When you’re deciding what services to offer, think about what your skills are and what niche you’ll fill in your community. Here are some types of services you can consider offering:
- Carpet cleaning and floor waxing.
- Window cleaning.
- Cleaning employees.
- Maid for private residences.
- Organic cleaning services.
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Consider opening a franchise or taking over running the business yourself. If you are concerned about stability, operating a franchise may be the best decision. This gives you the security that comes with operating a well-known brand that already has some level of success. If you start your own business, Rengøring Erhverv will be up to you to earn the trust of your customers, but you will have a higher level of flexibility.
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Choose a place. Your business must operate in some space, either in a room in your house or in a commercial space that you decide to lease. There are negative and positive points for each place, so analyze your needs very well before making a decision.
If you work at home, you will not have to pay rent for a commercial space. You’ll save some money, but you’ll have to store the cleaning kit at home.
Having a commercial space will allow you to offer your clients to meet you in a professional setting. You can put a desk with comfortable chairs for your clients to sit while you describe the different services you offer.
Having a showcase will help you promote and build your brand. You can display your name and logo for everyone who passes in front.
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Choose a name. You’ll want something that sounds professional and is catchy, easy to remember. Make it unique so it’s easy to find when people search for your services online.
Check if the name you chose will serve as a good web domain. Make sure it’s available.
Check that the name you choose has not already been chosen for a business.
Design a logo that goes with your name. Make it look modern and neat, as you’ll want to print it on your business cards, on your website, and use it in other promotional materials.
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Start your business. You will need to register your business by filling out some forms at the registration office. If you are hiring employees, be sure to fill out the appropriate tax forms.
Suddenly you will need to obtain a license or permit to operate a cleaning service in your city. Contact the small business office for more information.
