How Jennifer Operates a Top Cleaning Business in Florida

[@phuocvan1686]

Cleaning businesses thrive during tough times

[@SweatVenture]

Agreed. Cleaning services often remain in demand because cleanliness is always a priority. Whether it’s homes or offices, people value a reliable service they can trust.

[@hermajestyservices-orlando2197]

Yes agree!

[@priyanabasak2896]

Can’t go wrong with a cleaning business

[@SweatVenture]

We would agree, especially if you are consistent and maintain CQ.

[@LionHeartNet]

I always appreciate your videos

[@SweatVenture]

Thanks, Lion Heart!

[@ahmedshahid2081]

Can I do both residential and commercial?

[@SweatVenture]

Absolutely. Many cleaning businesses successfully offer both. Just make sure to tailor your equipment, pricing, and marketing to fit the needs of each type of client.

[@khalidaparveen9787]

Well done, boys, well done.

[@SweatVenture]

Thanks, Khalid

[@simonmulilo6392]

Sweat Venture baby!

[@SweatVenture]

Yes, sir!

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Nice!

[@SweatVenture]

Thanks for watching!

[@mariatamara3605]

Thanks for this one

[@SweatVenture]

Glad you could appreciate it, Maria!

[@pampassonu]

Great interview

[@SweatVenture]

Thanks for watching!

[@hermajestyservices-orlando2197]

Thank you!

[@beqqaqa6486]

Great episode!

[@SweatVenture]

Thanks!

[@hermajestyservices-orlando2197]

Thanks!

[@carmengouveia9094]

If you work hard, you can make a ton of money with cleaning.

[@SweatVenture]

100%

[@MartaEtelvina-sr8kz]

Are any specific licenses or insurance needed for a cleaning business?

[@SweatVenture]

Most areas require a business license, and liability insurance is highly recommended to protect against potential damages or accidents. It’s a good idea to check your local regulations to make sure you’re fully covered. And, it can never hurt to speak to an attorney.

[@azersamaali2016]

What are your thoughts on buying a cleaning business instead of starting from scratch?

[@SweatVenture]

In some cases, that is a great idea, assuming the business has a solid reputation and good systems in place. Check out the interview we did with Jackie (episode #15).

[@JestaKarani]

Do you recommend starting solo or hiring a small team right away?

[@SweatVenture]

I think that's a personal preference. Starting solo is great for keeping costs low and learning the business hands-on. Once you’ve built up a steady client base, hiring a small team can help you grow and take on more work.

[@Ariel.Sheppard]

What if a client wants discounts that are too big?

[@SweatVenture]

It’s okay to say no if a discount isn’t reasonable, because your time and services have value. Instead, offer a smaller discount or explain how your pricing reflects the quality and reliability of your work.

[@bail-mv1sv]

You guys should interview a handyman

[@SweatVenture]

We're actually working on that now. Stay tuned...

[@koliomitev233]

What’s your next video going to be?

[@SweatVenture]

We've got an exciting interview coming up with an armored vehicle dealer. Stay tuned...

[@jackelita]

It’s interesting she prefers residential over commercial cleaning

[@SweatVenture]

Jennifer finds residential cleaning easier to manage, because it allows her to create streamlined systems and maintain better QC compared to the larger scale of commercial jobs.

[@tiarabrown7015]

What if someone leaves me a bad review?

[@SweatVenture]

Bad reviews happen, but they’re a chance to show great customer service. Respond professionally, address the issue, and offer a solution. It can turn a negative into a positive.

[@oliverjames5976]

What is the best way to find clients?

[@SweatVenture]

Maybe start by spreading the word through family and friends, then use social media and local community boards to advertise. Offering referral discounts can also help bring in new clients through word of mouth.