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10 Mistakes to Avoid When Starting Your Residential Cleaning BusinessMany of us who started out in the cleaning field, pretty much took on the world with a broom, mop, vacuum and a positive attitude that we could do it! While this approach can work, it also leaves you wide open to make mistakes that can harm your cleaning business and slow its growth....
How to Start a Window Cleaning BusinessStarting a window cleaning business gives you an opportunity to add a service to your cleaning company, become a much sticker- cleaning service provider, reduce headaches for your clients, and make their life easier. While costs are not extremely high when starting off, there are some things to consider when starting your window cleaning business....
What's In Store for Home Cleaning Services After COVID-19?Throughout the pandemic, there've been some hard pivots we've all had to make. From equipment and chemical use, to losing accounts and employee shortage. However, now more than ever it is imperative that we're able to adjust and provide quality service in an industry that is needed more than ever....
Financing Cleaning Equipment for Your Residential Cleaning BusinessWhen you invest in big-ticket items like carpet machines for your home cleaning business, there are two primary options for financing cleaning equipment--buy or lease Here is what you need to know about each option....
Make A Smooth Transition From Residential To Commercial CleaningOne question that many cleaning company owners often ask is, how does one make the move from residential cleaning jobs to commercial cleaning?...
7 Deadly Cash Flow Mistakes to Avoid in Your Cleaning BusinessOne of the number-one reasons companies fail is cash-flow mismanagement. In fact, inadequate cash reserves (also called running out of money) is the final nail in the coffin of more than 80% of businesses. Nothing paints a clearer picture of a company's health than how much it earns vs. how much it spends. That's why a business owner's most important job is to understand and monitor the money that moves in and out of their company....
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