Start Up Forms
This’s a group of business and marketing
The forms in this group include:
Home Office Set Up Worksheet:
Are you going to be running your cleaning business out of your home? If so you need to think carefully about the space that you are planning for your office. This form will walk you through the steps you need to think about before deciding on the best location for your home office. It points out the factors you need to take into consideration - such as where the phone lines and electrical outlets are, lighting and ventilation, and do you have room to spread out and do your work? It also helps you look at how and where you will be storing office and cleaning supplies and equipment. Click here to view this form.
Recurring Company Expenses:
Even after your cleaning company is up and running you will have an assortment of expenses to keep your business operating. This form will help you to see what types of expenses you should budget for on a continual basis. It includes items such as insurance, phone, office supplies, rental fees, etc. Click here to view this form.
Start Up Expenses:
This form will help you figure out what your start up expenses will be for your cleaning business.When you are just starting up your cleaning business it is important to sit down and figure out what your start up costs will be. This form breaks down the start up expenses into categories and explain the various items that belong in each category. Click here to view this form.
Cleaning Business Start Up Checklist:
Cleaning Business Start Up Checklist. Use this checklist as you start your cleaning business.Once you decide to start a cleaning business there are a lot of steps involved to make sure that you have all of your i's dotted and your t's crossed. Doing things right from the start will help to get your cleaning business off on the right foot. This check off list points out the various steps you need to take including: getting a support staff, choosing a business name, identifying suppliers, and printing marketing materials. Click here to view this form.
Invoice:
A sample billing invoice for you to use as a guide in creating your own custom invoice.Billing is a part of any house cleaning service. Make sure that you submit your bills on a professional looking invoice, and not just the nearest scrap of paper. Our invoice form is a guide you can use to develop a custom invoice for your janitorial business. Click here to view this form.
Invoice #2:
A sample billing invoice for you to use as a guide in creating your own custom invoice.Billing is a part of any house cleaning service. Make sure that you submit your bills on a professional looking invoice, and not just the nearest scrap of paper. Our invoice form is a guide you can use to develop a custom invoice for your janitorial business. Click here to view this form.
Competitor Research:
Form to help you gather information when researching your competition.When researching competition use this form to gather information. Find out who answered the phone, do they hire sub-contractors or employees? Do they provide proof of insurance? Do they only quote prices in person or over the phone? These and other questions are listed to help you remember what to look for when researching your competition. Click here to view this form.
forms.
This’s a group of business and marketing
The forms in this group include:
Home Office Set Up Worksheet:
Are you going to be running your cleaning business out of your home? If so you need to think carefully about the space that you are planning for your office. This form will walk you through the steps you need to think about before deciding on the best location for your home office. It points out the factors you need to take into consideration - such as where the phone lines and electrical outlets are, lighting and ventilation, and do you have room to spread out and do your work? It also helps you look at how and where you will be storing office and cleaning supplies and equipment. Click here to view this form.
Recurring Company Expenses:
Even after your cleaning company is up and running you will have an assortment of expenses to keep your business operating. This form will help you to see what types of expenses you should budget for on a continual basis. It includes items such as insurance, phone, office supplies, rental fees, etc. Click here to view this form.
Start Up Expenses:
This form will help you figure out what your start up expenses will be for your cleaning business.When you are just starting up your cleaning business it is important to sit down and figure out what your start up costs will be. This form breaks down the start up expenses into categories and explain the various items that belong in each category. Click here to view this form.
Cleaning Business Start Up Checklist:
Cleaning Business Start Up Checklist. Use this checklist as you start your cleaning business.Once you decide to start a cleaning business there are a lot of steps involved to make sure that you have all of your i's dotted and your t's crossed. Doing things right from the start will help to get your cleaning business off on the right foot. This check off list points out the various steps you need to take including: getting a support staff, choosing a business name, identifying suppliers, and printing marketing materials. Click here to view this form.
Invoice:
A sample billing invoice for you to use as a guide in creating your own custom invoice.Billing is a part of any house cleaning service. Make sure that you submit your bills on a professional looking invoice, and not just the nearest scrap of paper. Our invoice form is a guide you can use to develop a custom invoice for your janitorial business. Click here to view this form.
Invoice #2:
A sample billing invoice for you to use as a guide in creating your own custom invoice.Billing is a part of any house cleaning service. Make sure that you submit your bills on a professional looking invoice, and not just the nearest scrap of paper. Our invoice form is a guide you can use to develop a custom invoice for your janitorial business. Click here to view this form.
Competitor Research:
Form to help you gather information when researching your competition.When researching competition use this form to gather information. Find out who answered the phone, do they hire sub-contractors or employees? Do they provide proof of insurance? Do they only quote prices in person or over the phone? These and other questions are listed to help you remember what to look for when researching your competition. Click here to view this form.
forms.
This’s a group of business and marketing
The forms in this group include:
Home Office Set Up Worksheet:
Are you going to be running your cleaning business out of your home? If so you need to think carefully about the space that you are planning for your office. This form will walk you through the steps you need to think about before deciding on the best location for your home office. It points out the factors you need to take into consideration - such as where the phone lines and electrical outlets are, lighting and ventilation, and do you have room to spread out and do your work? It also helps you look at how and where you will be storing office and cleaning supplies and equipment. Click here to view this form.
Recurring Company Expenses:
Even after your cleaning company is up and running you will have an assortment of expenses to keep your business operating. This form will help you to see what types of expenses you should budget for on a continual basis. It includes items such as insurance, phone, office supplies, rental fees, etc. Click here to view this form.
Start Up Expenses:
This form will help you figure out what your start up expenses will be for your cleaning business.When you are just starting up your cleaning business it is important to sit down and figure out what your start up costs will be. This form breaks down the start up expenses into categories and explain the various items that belong in each category. Click here to view this form.
Cleaning Business Start Up Checklist:
Cleaning Business Start Up Checklist. Use this checklist as you start your cleaning business.Once you decide to start a cleaning business there are a lot of steps involved to make sure that you have all of your i's dotted and your t's crossed. Doing things right from the start will help to get your cleaning business off on the right foot. This check off list points out the various steps you need to take including: getting a support staff, choosing a business name, identifying suppliers, and printing marketing materials. Click here to view this form.
Invoice:
A sample billing invoice for you to use as a guide in creating your own custom invoice.Billing is a part of any house cleaning service. Make sure that you submit your bills on a professional looking invoice, and not just the nearest scrap of paper. Our invoice form is a guide you can use to develop a custom invoice for your janitorial business. Click here to view this form.
Invoice #2:
A sample billing invoice for you to use as a guide in creating your own custom invoice.Billing is a part of any house cleaning service. Make sure that you submit your bills on a professional looking invoice, and not just the nearest scrap of paper. Our invoice form is a guide you can use to develop a custom invoice for your janitorial business. Click here to view this form.
Competitor Research:
Form to help you gather information when researching your competition.When researching competition use this form to gather information. Find out who answered the phone, do they hire sub-contractors or employees? Do they provide proof of insurance? Do they only quote prices in person or over the phone? These and other questions are listed to help you remember what to look for when researching your competition. Click here to view this form.
forms.
The forms in this group include:
Home Office Set Up Worksheet:
Are you going to be running your cleaning business out of your home? If so you need to think carefully about the space that you are planning for your office. This form will walk you through the steps you need to think about before deciding on the best location for your home office. It points out the factors you need to take into consideration - such as where the phone lines and electrical outlets are, lighting and ventilation, and do you have room to spread out and do your work? It also helps you look at how and where you will be storing office and cleaning supplies and equipment. Click here to view this form.
Recurring Company Expenses:
Even after your cleaning company is up and running you will have an assortment of expenses to keep your business operating. This form will help you to see what types of expenses you should budget for on a continual basis. It includes items such as insurance, phone, office supplies, rental fees, etc. Click here to view this form.
Start Up Expenses:
This form will help you figure out what your start up expenses will be for your cleaning business.When you are just starting up your cleaning business it is important to sit down and figure out what your start up costs will be. This form breaks down the start up expenses into categories and explain the various items that belong in each category. Click here to view this form.
Cleaning Business Start Up Checklist:
Cleaning Business Start Up Checklist. Use this checklist as you start your cleaning business.Once you decide to start a cleaning business there are a lot of steps involved to make sure that you have all of your i's dotted and your t's crossed. Doing things right from the start will help to get your cleaning business off on the right foot. This check off list points out the various steps you need to take including: getting a support staff, choosing a business name, identifying suppliers, and printing marketing materials. Click here to view this form.
Invoice:
A sample billing invoice for you to use as a guide in creating your own custom invoice.Billing is a part of any house cleaning service. Make sure that you submit your bills on a professional looking invoice, and not just the nearest scrap of paper. Our invoice form is a guide you can use to develop a custom invoice for your janitorial business. Click here to view this form.
Invoice #2:
A sample billing invoice for you to use as a guide in creating your own custom invoice.Billing is a part of any house cleaning service. Make sure that you submit your bills on a professional looking invoice, and not just the nearest scrap of paper. Our invoice form is a guide you can use to develop a custom invoice for your janitorial business. Click here to view this form.
Competitor Research:
Form to help you gather information when researching your competition.When researching competition use this form to gather information. Find out who answered the phone, do they hire sub-contractors or employees? Do they provide proof of insurance? Do they only quote prices in person or over the phone? These and other questions are listed to help you remember what to look for when researching your competition. Click here to view this form.
