Starting a Cleaning Business
By Sharon from Defuniak Springs, FL
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RE: Starting a Cleaning Business
You would do best to start your own cleaning list. Sit down with a pad and pencil, pick a room and write down everything you would do to clean it. Then another room. OR, make a list of different types of rooms and then start with the first one and everything you would do to clean it. I.E. - kitchen, dining room, breakfast bar, den, living room, sunroom, game room, sewing room, family room, bed room, bathroom, sauna/whirlpool room, walk in closet, cupboard, bar, pool room, indoor swimming pool area, play room, porch, attic, basement, furnace room, root cellar.
Pick whether you will clean these rooms or NOT and then list what you will clean in that particular room.
Once you have your room list Give each room a page of its own in a notebook and list what you will clean, how you will clean it, and what you will clean it with. You can also consider shed, garage and hot/green house cleaning.
This will be invaluable when a customer ask how or what you clean with. Consider different types of cleaning: el cheapo, thorough, disenfected(sp) cleaning, and allergin cleaning.
Making yourself available to clean what most cleaning places DON'T will make you more valuable.
Oh yeah, I think you posted you have a name but I thought of "Godliness Cleaning".
Post by Suntydt
RE: Starting a Cleaning Business
I mean a list for cleaning rooms the order and what to use and bring so you can be organized. I hope that helps a little more thanks. Also I had originally thought of Me, Myself and I cleaning services, and I bought a notebook for cleaning notes and without realizing it I took it to work and looked inside the cover and it was titled Me, Myself and I. So I don't know if that is an omen or what. Thanks again, I appreciate all the help.
Post by Ladylove_51
RE: Starting a Cleaning Business
I am not sure what you mean by a 'cleaning list'. Do you mean cleaning product list, check list of things to clean and/or price list for cleaning?
The name 'Clean As A Whistle' for a cleaning business would definitely catch my eye ;-)
Post by Deeli
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