How to Start, Run and Grow a Successful Residential & Commercial Cleaning BusinessHello, my name is Maria Carmen, and I have something important to tell you. I know you've probably heard these types of success stories before and are a little skeptical, but I'm telling you this is true and can really happen for you. Ten years ago, after my divorce, I needed to find a way to support myself. I was one of those individuals that never went to college or had a trade skill, so there weren't a lot of job choices for me.What was I to do? I started looking into entry level jobs that didn't require specialized training or skills. Unfortunately, I wasn't keen on the idea of working at a fast food restaurant for minimum wage with limited potential for advancement or better pay. Then I learned about house cleaning from a friend of mine. She used house cleaning as a way to supplement their family income. However, I realized the potential to grow this into something more.So I started taking on a few residential cleaning jobs, getting my name out there and increasing my client list. I took the time to do some research and found a way to offer some specialized services that got me paid a little extra. Before I knew it, my client list was growing beyond what I could do by myself. So I started hiring employees.Then I realized the importance of branching out and started to take on commercial contracts. Commercial cleaning turned out to be even more beneficial to my income than residential cleaning.Not only was I able to support myself with this work, but I was able to grow and thrive. Today, I have a company of my own with 22 employees. We take on both residential and commercial cleaning contracts.My income has grown to over ＄250,000 a year now. I never dreamed a simple job to help pay the bills would grow into this, but it has. It takes a little bit of work, but the benefits are there to be had if you know what to do. I'm here to tell you what you need to do so you can have success just like I did.In This Book, I Show You: How To Start On A BudgetShould You Go With Franchise Or IndependentThe Basics Of Residential Cleaning BusinessThe Basics Of Commercial Cleaning BusinessSkill You Will NeedIncome Potential For Residential CleaningIncome Potential For Commercial CleaningSpecialized Cleaning Income Potential12 Guided Steps To Get Started With Residential Cleaning10 Guided Steps To Get Started With Commercial CleaningEquipment You Will NeedSafety First Consideration11 Steps To Choosing The Right Cleaning Products5 Type Sod Cleaners To UseWhere To Buy Your Cleaning SuppliesHow To Form A Legal Entity For Your New BusinessHow To Get CertifiedHow To Set Rate StructureHow To Offer Competitive PricingHow To Bid And Win Job ContractsHow To Write A Commercial Job ProposalHow To Get Your First ClientHow To Market Your New Business6 Quickest Way To Get New ContractsTop 10 Safety ConcernsHow To Run And Grow Your BusinessA Day In Life Inside A Cleaning Business Important Forms and Formats Included In This Book: A Sample Cleaning Service Agreement ContractSample LLC Operating AgreementA Sample Business PlanSample Employee Warning LetterGood luck


Hello, my name is Maria, and I have something important to tell you. I know you’ve probably heard these types of success stories before and are a little skeptical, but I’m telling you this is true and can really happen for you. Ten years ago, after my divorce, I needed to find a way to support myself. I was one of those individuals that never went to college or had a trade skill, so there weren’t a lot of job choices for me. What was I to do? I started looking into entry level jobs that didn’t require specialized training or skills. Unfortunately, I wasn’t keen on the idea of working at a fast food restaurant for minimum wage with limited potential for advancement or better pay. Then I learned about house cleaning from a friend of mine. She used house cleaning as a way to supplement their family income. However, I realized the potential to grow this into something more. So I started taking on a few residential cleaning jobs, getting my name out there and increasing my client list. I took the time to do some research and found a way to offer some specialized services that got me paid a little extra. Before I knew it, my client list was growing beyond what I could do by myself. So I started hiring employees. Then I realized the importance of branching out and started to take on commercial contracts. Commercial cleaning turned out to be even more beneficial to my income than residential cleaning. Not only was I able to support myself with this work, but I was able to grow and thrive. Today, I have a company of my own with 22 employees. We take on both residential and commercial cleaning contracts. My income has grown to over ＄250,000 a year now. I never dreamed a simple job to help pay the bills would grow into this, but it has. It takes a little bit of work, but the benefits are there to be had if you know what to do. I’m here to tell you what you need to do so you can have success just like I did.