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Finding the Money: A Guide to Financing for Growth for Commercial Cleaning CompaniesStarting a commercial cleaning business is scary, but the cash requirements are relatively small compared to many industries. Those on a tight budget typically buy only what they need as they need it. During a scaling-up period, however, cash needs seem to explode overnight so financing for growth may be necessary....
How to Conduct a Growth Audit for Your Commercial Cleaning CompanyYou've built your commercial cleaning company to a point where you're so busy you can't see straight. The time seems right to grow. You've considered the personal ramifications of scaling and you're still ready to dive in. You've been thinking about expansion for a while and have a solid growth strategy in place. Now what? It's time to determine the health of your business by conducting a growth audit....
How to Scale Your Cleaning Company by Planning for GrowthToo many cleaning companies grow without a plan. They sit in the passenger seat and watch as their business accelerates into overdrive, passing the seven-figure mark with ease. Inevitably, though, it crashes and burns. Are you growing without a plan? Don't let your accelerated growth crash and burn. Learn how to plan for growth and scale your cleaning business with control....
Reality Check: The Mental Burden of Growing a Commercial Cleaning CompanyYou have more work than you can handle and clients are begging you to expand into new areas or to offer new services. Cash flow is good, you have a strong team of employees, and you've mapped out a plan for growth. All signs point to this being the perfect time for expansion, but have you considered your own feelings? Growing a commercial cleaning company can be so stressful it sometimes feels like a mental burden -- like carrying a weight on your shoulders 24/7. In this article we'll share tips for growing your business while reducing stress levels....
15 Ways to Save Money in Your Cleaning BusinessI've experienced, first hand, the highs and lows of being a cleaning business owner. Some costs are expected, such as insurance, rent, utilities, and taxes. However, I did learn that by initiating some surprisingly simple money savings ideas, I was able to reduce costs....
Audit Your Independent Contractor Classifications Before the DOL DoesYour agreements should include several points that establish that you have a true independent contractor relationship. This list is a guide -- be sure to consult with your attorney for everything needed for your independent contractor agreement....
Avoid Frequent Tax Mistakes by Keeping Good RecordsDemands on the time of a business owner are massive and that can create a special challenge when it comes to being fully prepared for tax time. You may not be able to change the outcome of your last business filing, but you can take some of the stress out of next tax season through education and preparation. This article can help you avoid frequent tax mistakes many business owners make....
Controlling Supply Costs in Your Cleaning CompanyRegardless of how big or small your cleaning business is; understanding, managing, and controlling your supply costs will improve your financial status and your ability to bid profitably....
Smart Marketing for Cleaning Companies -- Stop Doing What You've Always DoneGrowing a contract cleaning company beyond the owner-reliant model takes a lot of hard work--and smart marketing. For BSC's, smart marketing means taking a new approach if you're looking to expand services, land bigger clients and tackle new territories. If you find you're getting complacent with your marketing, now is the time to stop doing what you've always done and ramp up for your new growth phase....
Successful Cleaning Business Owners Never Stop LearningTo an outsider, the cleaning industry may seem pretty simple. As any building service contractor knows, however, it takes more than a mop and broom to run a successful cleaning business. BSCs must contend with constantly changing laws and regulations, frequent innovations in technology, and a regular onslaught of new products in the market....
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