Tips for Entry
If you're considering launching your own cleaning service business, make sure to do your research. Find out how many other companies you may be competing with, how many companies in your market currently use cleaning services, and how well your competitors are doing.
Consult with other successful cleaning service business owners outside your area. Network through social media and find out what they've done and not done to be successful, or set up information interviews with them to find out more information.
Find a summer or part-time job as a janitor or cleaner; this will provide valuable experience.
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