How Do You Get More Commercial Cleaning Clients Without Paid Ads?
Hey everyone, I own a small cleaning company doing residential and commercial cleaning plus interior painting. I’m trying to grow the commercial side of my business and wanted to ask: What has worked best for you to get consistent commercial cleaning clients? Have you had better luck with: Facebook groups? Door-to-door networking? Property managers? Realtors? Google reviews/SEO? Cold calls or emails? Jobber campaigns? Referral programs? I’m trying to build long-term contracts and steady monthly income instead of always chasing one-time jobs. I’d appreciate any real advice from people already doing it successfully. Thanks in advance!93Views2likes7CommentsHow to automatically send recurring invoices to cleaning clients on a monthly payment plan?
Some of my jobs are priced per month, which means the customer will pay the same amount each month. Currently, Jobber does not have the option, like other SaaS, such as Xero, that you can set an invoice to be generated automatically every month. This would be a great feature to reduce my monthly admin time.52Views0likes4CommentsHow to price deep cleaning services without undervaluing your work?
As a small business owner and single mom of three, I’ve learned quickly that pricing isn’t just about covering costs—it’s about knowing your worth and not undervaluing your time. In the cleaning industry, especially with deep cleaning, it’s easy to underprice just to get the job. But I’ve realized that the type of work we do—the dirty, time-consuming jobs that others avoid—requires not only effort, but skill, consistency, and attention to detail. One thing I’ve been working on is finding that balance between staying competitive and making sure I’m actually profitable, not just busy. For those who have been in business longer How did you figure out your pricing structure for deep cleaning services? Did you base it more on square footage, time, or level of buildup? And how did you gain the confidence to raise your prices? I’m focused on growing my business the right way, building something stable for my family, and I’d really value hearing what’s worked for others.SolvedHow can I start a junk removal business with little to no money?
Hello i'm trying to start my business and getting the word out there but i don't have the money to do so, i live in the houston area and would appreciate the tips and help in getting it out there, can someone help me understand how i can start with this dream i want to make true.581Views3likes8CommentsConcepto nuevo en el negocio de la limpieza
Hola familia soy nuevo en la comunidad y estoy recién iniciando un negocio de limpieza en el área de Orlando Florida. Tras algunos años de investigación y experiencia, decidió poner esta idea en práctica para renovar y romper con la tradición de solo limpiar el cual se basa en gancho para obtener el cliente y mantenerse recurrente sin esperar a que pase algún tiempo para volver a darle un servicio. Mi concepto prácticamente los retendrá siempre así tenemos una cartera llena siempre de rutas y clientes me gustaría crear unas alianzas para lograrlo y así poder ayudar a cada uno de ustedes con mi visiónHow to do a pest control estimate?
Hello everyone, Daniel here from Pest Free Canada. I am wondering if there are any other pest control companies on here who have any new or interesting ways to provide a estimate to a potential client? Or even to add value to a current customer? My company focuses on solving a customers immediate and ongoing issues, but also doing exclusion work to prevent it from happening again. I also like to look for other small jobs that a client may need and offer that service to them. I feel like this strategy adds the most value to every stop I make and lets the customer know that I care about really solving their issues.What affects pest control pricing the most?
Wondering if there are any other pest controllers out there that have any input into something I may not be thinking about when pricing my service? I take into account time, fuel, products, parking and working conditions. By conditions I mainly am referring to sanitation of the space I will be working. Are there any other areas I am missing?What systems help cleaning business owners stay profitable as they scale?
We have been in business for 16 years now. We had some great growth and I do wonder at times if I am doing things right - ok I wonder all the times LOL. What systems have been successful for your cleaning business (mostly residential) to ensure growth and profitability? Would love to learn!