Equipment

1. Commercial grade vacuum cleaner.
2. Commercial floor polishing machine.
3. Rubber gloves.
4. A mop and bucket with mop bucket squeezer.
5. Sponges and rags.
6. A squeegee.
7. Wet and dry dust mops.
8. Non-toxic cleaning fluids. Use standard commercial cleaners, or go green with environmentally friendly products.

Do you need insurance to be a cleaner?

Do House Cleaners need insurance? Yes, house cleaners need to be insured. Most clients will insist that you hold a Public Liability policy before agreeing to work with you, to protect their own property from any damage you might accidentally create.

What qualification do you need to be a cleaner?

You do not need any formal qualifications to become a cleaner.

What kind of insurance do you need when starting a cleaning business?

What types of insurance do you need when starting a cleaning business? General liability insurance, workers’ compensation insurance, property insurance, and janitorial bonds keep your new cleaning business safe from liabilities. Find out how each policy helps protect your bottom line.

What kind of insurance do I need for a janitorial service?

Commercial General Liability: This type of janitorial cleaning services insurance is a requirement for all business owners to carry, including those who own and operate commercial cleaning services.

What kind of insurance do I need for a cleaning van?

Commercial Auto: Coverage for vehicles used to travel to jobsites and transport work supplies like towels, mops, buckets and cleaning products. We insure vehicles commonly used by cleaning businesses including cargo vans and cars.

What kind of insurance do you need for laundry services?

Your general liability insurance can help cover the costs associated with the injury. Say a client hires you for laundry services. After separating the laundry into lights and darks, you forgot a dark sock. It stains all of the light clothing. Your general liability insurance can help cover the costs of damaging your client’s property.