How to scale a housecall grooming business?

[@allisonlizotte1690]

I'm so happy to see you making new videos ♡ I LOVE your whole vibe and attitude you bring to your career. You have an awesome energy and I love watching your videos.

[@cherie3000]

Wow. You are so right. This is the trouble I have been having with the decision. It is a precious business. Thank you for answering my question.

[@GoGroomer]

100%👊🏼 agree that an exclusive grooming experience is not scalable. But one that demands a premium price that clients certainly are willing to pay 🥰

[@julesservantofjesus972]

Hey Jun! I agree! If I had a groomer coming to my home, I'd only want MY groomer coming in to take care of my furbaby! 😊🐶🐶

[@uzzadazza]

Jun you are so nice and jasper is too!

[@cherie3000]

I worked for a mobile groomer for 2 years and made 70% plus tips. I don't think the groomer made much from me at that %. I also know that she hired so many groomers that were not trustworthy, one didn't drive (how can you expect to travel on bus with all of our equip?), another used dish washing liquid for shampoo! Another used a piece of plywood on the counter top for a table. Another cut the dog over and over. This is why I asked of how to expand. I feel like I can not trust anyone to do a perfect job except me.

[@anizhaota1133]

I think that was a perfect answer! 💯👍🏻 I would feel the same, weather I was the one having someone come to my home or if I was going to someone’s home. There has to be that relationship built. (I’m no professional but I groom my own dogs a few of my friends and families animals as well.)

[@anizhaota1133]

P.s. I love your videos and personality!

[@danaryan7130]

Could you talk about taxes and how you go about becoming your own business? Do you register as an LLC? I would really appreciate your help.