Cleaning Busines

[rosy569]

I started this discussion here because I know in London it is very important to do the time management. Now every second is important to everybody, In London mostly husband and wife, both are working so for managing households they are looking for Cleaning Company for managing household, through that both will get spare time to do other thing.

 

[Gint]

So what you want to say? What do you offer or want to ask?

 

[Pete31]

errrrr....thanks for that.

 

[BigMoneyMaker]

Yes cant work out what you are trying to say?.. Are you in need of a cleaning company? Because you say you have no time etc.

BMM

 

[PERCY67]

spiced ham??

 

[rosy569]

I would like to say that in London Cleaning companies are doing great jobs for people , those who are not having to manage household.

 

[stukie99]

Threads like this do brighten my day

 

[lyndonio]

"most informative thread of the weeeeeeeeek"

 

[gemd89]

If your going to spam a forum - At least link it properly! Some people are pure silly!

Gemma

 

[rosy569]

Hi all,
Thanks guys for replying in this thread, but I had started this thread for discussing general issue regarding cleaning, like people are finding difficulty in finding cleaning company, or some people have some bad experience about the services, if here we will try to sort it out the problem, so share the experience here.

 

[jhardy2008]

The cleaning industry has two primary market groups: consumer and commercial. The consumer arena consists primarily of residential maid services, along with carpet cleaners, window cleaners and a variety of other cleaning services required on a less-frequent basis. The commercial arena is dominated by janitorial services, which typically provide a wider range of services than maid services, along with other cleaning companies, such as carpet and window cleaners that target businesses rather than individual consumers. While it's recommended that you decide on a niche and concentrate on building a business that will serve your chosen market, it's entirely realistic to expect to be able to serve multiple markets successfully.

Before you leap into the cleaning business, it's important to look at it with 20/20 vision. Though technology has certainly had an impact on cleaning services, this is not a high-tech business. Nor is there any glitz to it. And there will be times when you'll have as much trouble as Rodney Dangerfield getting respect.

But the upside is that you can build an extremely profitable business that will generate revenue very quickly. Most cleaning service businesses can be operated on either a part-time or full-time basis, either from home or from a commercial location. That flexibility gives this industry a strong appeal to a wide range of people with a variety of goals.

Source: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/41426-1

 

[AlexHunt]

Dont forget the Public Sector cleaning market - all those hospitals/schools/universities/police station/fire station/libraries/universities/swimming pools etc they all need cleaners. Once you get established you can tend for this business through various online tendering processes and grow even bigger, however there are small contracts that anyone can go for.