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House Cleaning Business Insurance: What You Need to KnowNo one enjoys thinking about worst-case scenarios, but bad things can happen in the residential cleaning business. A manager could wreck the company car, a homeowner could fall on a wet floor, or a cleaner could destroy a floor. In the case of unfortunate incidents like these, insurance can protect your company against major financial losses. Choosing the best insurance can be overwhelming, even for seasoned business owners, because there isn't a single policy that covers everything. You'll need a group of policies to cover all your risks....
Do You Ever Trash-Talk Your House Cleaning Competitors?It can be very tempting to trash-talk the other company -- especially when the client starts bad-mouthing them first. And besides, they are the competition, the enemy, your nemesis, right? But it's never a good idea to bad-mouth the competition. This article explains why and how to speak positively in order to promote your home cleaning business....
5 Ways to Reduce Costs as Wages Increase in Your Cleaning BusinessThe federal minimum wage ($7.25 an hour) hasn't changed in a decade--but that doesn't mean owners of residential cleaning companies aren't feeling a pinch when it comes to labor costs. What can you do to survive? Here are 5 ways your house cleaning company can reduce costs to soften the blow as wages continue to increase....
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