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| Cleaning Business My husband told me that one of his friend's wife is selling her cleaning company. She basically cleans offices at night. I would think you'd need to be licensed, bonded, and insured? What about the people that work for you? Are they employees or independent contractors. Can anyone give me some feedback? Obviously my husband didn't ask very many questions. I've called to ask her about her company and she hasn't returned my call!! |
| I think it's all up to you if you want the people who work for you to be employees or subcontractors. I know some people who have even paid workers under the table...shh... |
| Janet, I have my own cleaning company that I started from the ground up. I have two employees, but I debated whether or not I should make them IC's. We are liscenced, but when I started I wasn't because I wasn't an actual company, it was just me cleaning. I just kept a tally for tax purposes. You may call around to get more information about getting liscenced. |
| I would think that even if you didn't have any employees you would still be considered an Independent Contractor. You will have to pay self employee tax. I would definitely keep a record of all of your expenses and income. |
| First of all if you are hiring employees you want to make sure that they are bondable. If you are doing it on your own you are okay but once you hire employees you do not normally know them all that well and you will want them bonded in case they do damage or steal something from where you are cleaning. It is very easy to get bonded and you can find out easily if they are bondable. All you need to do is check to see if they have any kind of record on file with the police and the police can tell you if they are bondable. Remember, once you start hiring people you don't know all the people they come in contact with and who they know. They could very easily be involved with some strange people who will "drop" by to see them when they are working. Especially if they are doing night cleaning in offices. In that kind of business you want to be safe not sorry. |
| You just brought up a good point. I don't think anyone can be too safe when it comes to their employees especially when it involves possibly going into personal homes and/or offices. |
| I started cleaning my neighbors houses. I want to further my business. Is getting bonded you have to have a business license? I work alone and only have a couple customers. I don't even know where to go to get bonded? And do I really have to be insured if it is just the neighbors I work for? Does anyone have an answer for me? |
| Me and my wife clean doctor offices and houses we want to know how to get insured and bonded for more business. |
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| Hello, i want to start a cleaning service, however, i dont know where to start. as far as license. if anyone can help me, and share some knowledge with me that would be very helpful. i just need to know the steps and where to go. I am located in queens, ny. Thank you so very much! |
| "COMMENT # 7,"
Jeffrey, I am looking to start my own commercial business and I'm not sure how to price my work. Is there anything special about cleaning a medical facility? If you don't mind, how much do you charge? |
| "magic wand"
I stared my own cleaning company with a truck mount. i have a lot of people that can help me clean offices. does anybody know any company in minnesota that can help me start my business? :) |
| "How to Get Cleaning Subcontracts"
hi everybody, can anyone tells me How to Get Cleaning Subcontracts? please reply me only on my email that is benipal@yours.com thanks. jagdeep |
| "looking for subcontract"
Hi m prem, and m looking for sub-cont of any commercial cleaning at night after job.please reply me on prem_solo@hotmail.com am leaning at mt-albert rd, easy 2 reach in auckland central. Thanks |
| "Ofc Cleaning"
For office cleaning, what pricing structure & marketing works the best for you? I was planning on walking in w/a flyer in hand. |
| "teacher"
nedd info on how to get bonded for a cleaning business and the cost. |
| "you need marketing"
You definitely need some marketing strategy if you want to succeed. I tried to have my own business, but after the first year I failed. I went to some specialists in management and marketing. The conclusion was that everything I did from the management point of view was very good, but my marketing strategy was null. So, I ordered the 'package' below my comment and my situation got better. |
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