While this is one of the easiest businesses to start due to its low/non-existent overheads and reliance on basic skills, you need to be able to live up to the promises. Cleaning is hard, strenuous work. You need to be in good physical condition and able to bend over, kneel down, reach up and do repetitive actions for a sustained amount of time. If you have experienced past injuries, check with your doctor that it'll be okay to take on this very physical work for a living. You will need to have basic office skills and some accounting skills. You will need to be well organized and to have a system in place that keeps you this way. Clients won't appreciate missed appointments or forgetting to clean areas of their home just because your system is messed up. You need good customer relation skills and a willingness to engage with people. You can learn these skills if you don't already have them––just be open, honest and friendly initially and you'll begin to learn how to interact more confidently as time goes on. Many potential customers will consider you unwelcome to work in their homes, businesses, or near their children if you have a criminal record, or you are going through a serious dispute with another person. Clear up any legal loose ends before applying to work for someone. If you're planning on leaving your full time position to start a cleaning business, make sure you have at least six months of savings. Or, keep your full time job and start out part time.
تأكد من أن هذا العمل هو المناسب لك قبل أن تقرر البدء في القيام بأعمال التنظيف. ضع المهارات المكتبية بعين الاعتبار. تمتع بمهارات التواصل اللازمة. راجع تاريخك القانوني والجنائي. احتفظ بالمدخرات اللازمة.