New to Office Cleaning how to get contracts

Well, do you have an idea of how much and how fast you'd like to add clientele? You don't want to get too many jobs lines up and not have the workforce ready to handle it. So I'd get a sense of that first.

Then, assuming you're looking for slow-ish growth, I'd make up, or have made up (depending on your ability to make something fairly professional looking) some fliers telling about your business and asking for the chance to come by and quote to businesses a rate for cleaning their offices. Or if you have set rates put them right on there. Then follow up with the decision makers in the offices where you've taken fliers.

Unless you're equiped to handle it, be realistic about growth. MANY businesses fail because they grow too quickly and can't keep up with it. If you have a good, established business to begin with you're ahead of the game!

On a more long-term, permanant basis you can consider advertising in the yellow pages, newspaper. You might join, or ask to attend some local rotary meetings, or other organizations that cater to business executives or owners.

The first thing that you are going to need to do is learn how to clean on a professional basis and operate properly, the machines that your uncle used.

Do you have a plan as to how you are going to do that?

Once you have learned how to do those things, then I have some great strategies in how you might market that type of business.

Thanks!

Am starting up a cleaning business in two months from this date Dec. 21 so need help with my new business.

i me and my son just start a cleaning buiness we will like to know how to get a office building or way to go to bid on office

[QUOTE=edmund29;3161360 me and my son just start a cleaning buiness we will like to know how to get a office building or how to bid on getting a office building to clean