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Choosing the right Cleaning Business

Postby AndreCollison » Sat Jun 13, 2009 1:04 am

If you’re deciding on what kind of cleaning business to go into you have to first understand what the business as a whole is made up of. A cleaning business is generally made up of two main markets, namely the residential and commercial markets. A residential market covers households and small business establishments like a coffee shop, a deli or a beauty parlor, while a commercial market would be large, multi-level office spaces, museums, theme parks, shopping malls and schools to enumerate a few. To find the best suited business for you depends on the amount of finances and investments you are willing to put up and the extent you want to go. Though a cleaning business may not require that much of a start up capital, it is to how wide an operation you want to expose yourself into.

A residential market mainly offers maid services. This is a non-frequent market that requires you to maintain and make better their households and establishments. They will need you to dust, wipe, mop and polish surfaces around the area. A commercial market on the other hand requires a janitorial service. It does the same basic jobs as a maid service but with a much larger extent and area. Unlike maid services which operate during the normal hours of the day, janitorial services operate when most, or no traffic is gone from the premises. This is to ensure that they do not interfere with daily operations of that business. This is where you get to choose and/or specialize your market. Some remain with residential markets alone, some center on commercial markets only, but you can operate both under one roof.

Centering on a commercial market does require you to put up a little more investment and will be having a larger coverage and more people to manage and oversee. But statistics show that the pick up for commercial markets has dramatically risen in the last five to ten years, showing you that the market is huge, sustainable and needed. The business as a whole is labor focused but doesn’t require that much skill out of a person and no hi-tech gadgetry that you need to have special training for. It merely requires that you staff yourself with hardworking, goal oriented people to carry on your business vision and have happiness in their accomplishment of tasks. You must also foresee less trouble for your business by hiring individuals who aren’t clumsy, so as not to get you in trouble by incurring damages to the clients property and belongings or making sure that you get honest people. You would not want to explain loss of property either.

So essentially it’s not much of a hard choice to make. This kind of business has its niche market that will allow you proper gains to equate back into the business by affording good people and thereby servicing your market better by delivering satisfied results. You may choose to start at home at the beginning and later on transfer to an office as the business begins to take form and expands.
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