House Cleaning: Starting a Home Cleaning Service
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Article Title: House Cleaning: Starting a Home Cleaning Service
Author: Greg Garner
Word Count: 532
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If you are contemplating starting a home cleaning service, you might want to investigate ARCSI or the Association of Residential Cleaning Services international. This group was established to help cleaning service owners, employees and professionals start and promote their cleaning business. ARCSI also helps in expanding a residential cleaning service and providing valuable informant to help the grown and development of cleaning services.
The mission of ARCSI is designed to provide all members with knowledge and experience. You can go on their website or talk to other businesses affiliated with ARCSI to learn about the newest cleaning methods, supplies and equipment. This is designed to make your business viable and reputable. Members of ARCSI benefit from networking with other members and learning about new venues for their business. Profitable growth in the cleaning services industry is the mission of ARCSI.
Standards for Cleaning Services
When developing a cleaning service, there are responsibilities you need to follow. Some of these standards include:
1.Operate in a consistent manner. Use the best and most accepted ethical practices known in the cleaning and service industry.
2.Ensure that all laws and federal, state, and local government regulations are adhered to. Keep a record of employees and their tax base.
3.Ensure that all cleaning employees' including maids, carpet cleaners, window washers and fix-it people are trained, have the right equipment and all the instructions for an assignment.
4.Be involved in the growth to the cleaning industry. Guarantee that you provide activities that enhance the perception of the residential and company cleaning industry. You are a business; run you cleaning service as a business.
5.Meet the needs of customers. Exceed those needs whenever possible. Go the extra mile to keep customers happy and their homes and businesses sanitary and clean.
6.Handle all requests promptly. Confirm that complaints are taken care of immediately. If you must, to keep a client happy, redo you activities at no extra charges.
7.Continually improve your image and the reputation of the cleaning industry. Use good business practices. Make sure you let your customers and clients know if you cleaning and service employees are going to be late, need to change schedules, or if you are bringing a new maid or service personnel into their home. Trust and ethics is the hallmark of your cleaning service.
8.Be upfront and honest in fees and charges. Do not have hidden fees. Every charge, whether added on or not, should be stated in the contract and written out in specific terms.
9.Ensure that all bonding, insurance certificates and business incenses are up to date and readily accessible.
These are only a few of the responsibilities of a cleaning service.
Customers are allowing you into their homes and giving you the opportunity to clean and move their valuable possessions. If you are a cleaning establishment do background checks on employees, train them, and teach them. This will ensure that you have the best cleaning staff in the industry. Your reputation is everything when you are building and providing a cleaning service.
About The Author: For more information, please visit our Park Hill Maid Service website http://www.parkhillhomeservices.com/
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- If you distribute this article in an ezine or newsletter, we ask that you send a copy of the newsletter or ezine that contains the article to http://www.isnare.com/eta.php?aid=1847956
- If you post this article in a website/forum/blog, ALL links MUST be set to hyperlinks and we ask that you send a copy of the URL where the article is posted to http://www.isnare.com/eta.php?aid=1847956
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Article Title: House Cleaning: Starting a Home Cleaning Service
Author: Greg Garner
Word Count: 532
Article URL: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=1847956&ca=Home+Management
Format: 64cpl
Contact The Author: http://www.isnare.com/eta.php?aid=1847956
Easy Publish Tool: http://www.isnare.com/html.php?aid=1847956
*********************** ARTICLE START ***********************
If you are contemplating starting a home cleaning service, you might want to investigate ARCSI or the Association of Residential Cleaning Services international. This group was established to help cleaning service owners, employees and professionals start and promote their cleaning business. ARCSI also helps in expanding a residential cleaning service and providing valuable informant to help the grown and development of cleaning services.
The mission of ARCSI is designed to provide all members with knowledge and experience. You can go on their website or talk to other businesses affiliated with ARCSI to learn about the newest cleaning methods, supplies and equipment. This is designed to make your business viable and reputable. Members of ARCSI benefit from networking with other members and learning about new venues for their business. Profitable growth in the cleaning services industry is the mission of ARCSI.
Standards for Cleaning Services
When developing a cleaning service, there are responsibilities you need to follow. Some of these standards include:
1.Operate in a consistent manner. Use the best and most accepted ethical practices known in the cleaning and service industry.
2.Ensure that all laws and federal, state, and local government regulations are adhered to. Keep a record of employees and their tax base.
3.Ensure that all cleaning employees' including maids, carpet cleaners, window washers and fix-it people are trained, have the right equipment and all the instructions for an assignment.
4.Be involved in the growth to the cleaning industry. Guarantee that you provide activities that enhance the perception of the residential and company cleaning industry. You are a business; run you cleaning service as a business.
5.Meet the needs of customers. Exceed those needs whenever possible. Go the extra mile to keep customers happy and their homes and businesses sanitary and clean.
6.Handle all requests promptly. Confirm that complaints are taken care of immediately. If you must, to keep a client happy, redo you activities at no extra charges.
7.Continually improve your image and the reputation of the cleaning industry. Use good business practices. Make sure you let your customers and clients know if you cleaning and service employees are going to be late, need to change schedules, or if you are bringing a new maid or service personnel into their home. Trust and ethics is the hallmark of your cleaning service.
8.Be upfront and honest in fees and charges. Do not have hidden fees. Every charge, whether added on or not, should be stated in the contract and written out in specific terms.
9.Ensure that all bonding, insurance certificates and business incenses are up to date and readily accessible.
These are only a few of the responsibilities of a cleaning service.
Customers are allowing you into their homes and giving you the opportunity to clean and move their valuable possessions. If you are a cleaning establishment do background checks on employees, train them, and teach them. This will ensure that you have the best cleaning staff in the industry. Your reputation is everything when you are building and providing a cleaning service.
About The Author: For more information, please visit our Park Hill Maid Service website http://www.parkhillhomeservices.com/
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