Floor Cleaning Business

Floor Cleaning Business Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: September 23rd, 2024

Ever notice how a clean floor can transform a space? Starting a floor cleaning business could be your next big venture. This idea centers around offering professional floor cleaning services to both residential and commercial clients.

You'll focus on making floors sparkle, from vacuuming carpets to polishing hardwood and scrubbing tiles. The beauty of this business lies in its simplicity and the constant demand for clean, hygienic spaces.

Low startup costs make this an accessible venture; with a few essential tools and quality cleaning products, you can be up and running quickly. Your potential clients span across homes, offices, and retail spaces, ensuring a steady flow of work.

Marketing your services through local ads or social media could help you build a loyal customer base rapidly. It's a straightforward way to create steady income, combining manual work with customer satisfaction.

In this list, you'll find real-world floor cleaning business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a floor cleaning business that makes money.

1. LRF FLOORING LTD & LF MEDIA ($84K/year)

Liam Francis, a qualified floor layer, and his partner moved to London to kickstart their photography and videography business. They lost their jobs due to the pandemic, but they persevered and started LF.Media. They offered their services for free in exchange for products, built their portfolio, and started charging clients, eventually making £100,000 a year in just 12 months. They also started LF.Flooring, which helped fund LF.Media and contributed to their success.

How much money it makes: $84K/year
How much did it cost to start: $20K
How many people on the team: 2

How I Went From Jobless To Making £100K/Year In 12 Months

London-based entrepreneur goes from jobless to making £100,000 a year by starting two successful businesses: photography/videography company L.F Media and flooring selling/fitting company L.F Flooring, despite losing everything due to the pandemic.

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