Everything You Need to Know to Start a House Cleaning Service #94

A house cleaning or maid service is an ideal full or part time business for students, single parents, the retired and others wanting a flexible schedule and an income of $15 to $35 per hour. Author Mary Johnson began her business, Dial-A-Mop, with a thirty-five dollar investment and built it into an operation generating over $170,000 a year and employing twelve people. Johnson shares the secrets of her success as she explains how to avoid unnecessary hassles and setbacks on the road to profit and professional service. Included are sample forms for recording financial and employee data, estimates, schedules and bids. Important tips are given on advertising, bidding, accounting, insurance, competitors, vacations, safety, products, supplies, equipment and employees. 232 pages Binding: Paper Details   ISBN 0-9601054-09 Author Mary Johnson Manufacturer Cleaning Consultant Services Weight 2.00 lbs Price: $ 38.00 Egood price: $ 26.00 Options   Select type No downloadDownload Quantity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Quantity egood 1 (this product is downloadable)

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Table of Contents: Chapter One: Getting Started Business Plan: Who, What, When, Where, Why and How Sample Business Plan Legal Structures: Sole Proprietorship, General Partnership, Limited Partnership, Corporations Do You Have What It Takes? Franchises Buying An Existing Firm Business Documents: Financial Statements, Income Statement and Balance Sheet The Final Purchase Agreement Business Start Up Chapter Two: Operations internal Controls Operations, Sales, and Finance The Operations Center Operations Manager Keys and Security Company Profile/Information Sheet Bidding Estimator's Appointment Book Appointment Book Bid Slip Sample Bid Slip The Estimate Front Desk and Administration Telephone Systems Computers and Software Company Facility Chapter Three: Marketing and Sales Marketing Company Name Logo Marketing Tools Advertising Apartment Managers, Owners Business Organizations Chapter Four: Services and Products Menu of Services Add On Services Types of Cleaning Regular Cleans Major Cleans Adding Services Referral Agreements Quality Assurance Service Delivery Fees Work Orders Cleaning Products Equipment Cleaning Procedures: Vacuuming Dusting Polishing/Waxing Furniture Oiling Woodwork Mopping Finishing Floors Stripping/Finishing/Buffing Floors Carpet Spotting Cleaning Kitchens Cleaning Bathrooms Cleaning Bedrooms Cleaning Living Rooms, Dens, etc Cleaning Windows Motion Economy Cleaning Tips Inspections Health and Safety Chapter Five: Employees and Hiring Professionalism EEOC & The Disabilities Act Identification Verification/Immigration Laws Hiring Management's Most Important Resource: Employees Wages Interviews Pre Employment Inquiries Reference Checks Economic Cycles Management The Various Jobs of Management Training Job Description Office staff Personnel Policies Parameters of Responsibility for Service Staff Chapter Six: Professional Support Staff Attorney Insurance Accountants/Bookkeepers Chapter Seven: Advanced Business Management Maintaining Your Personal Identity Cycles of Growth Stress Management Options in the Life of a Business Start up