$1000 per night, cleaning resturants

Подписаться 6 тыс.

Просмотров 32 тыс.

50% 1

If you want to get a hold of me, or support this channel please check out my Patreon page.
/ becominganentre
Patrons receive priority on all comments on this channel.
You can become my penpal and email me anytime you want with your specific questions
You can also get your questions answered on upcoming videos!
When we hit our first goal of $500/mo I will do 1 weekly live stream for 30 minutes to cover a business topic in depth, and answer your questions live!
About 4 years ago I started a janitorial business so that I could follow my dream of becoming an entrepreneur. Slowly my skills improved and I was able to take on specialized jobs and these days I enjoy deep cleaning restaurants and doing floor care. I took me a long time to strip and wax floors but the results were worth the investment. As in all of my videos, I show you how to run a business and I take you to a job-site where I show you how I clean kitchens and make extra money and how to be an entrepreneur. For this customer we start off high dusting, move onto window washing, then finally I finish the job off by cleaning and sealing concrete floors. I hope you enjoy learning how to clean a restaurant with me.

Опубликовано:

11 сен 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 85

@FreelanceJanitor 6 лет назад

Thank you guys for checking this out. Would you mind subbing? It makes me feel good :)

@demariousmallett4211 6 лет назад

Do you have an email to talk more about the cleaning business I just started mine and needed sum advice

@bridgetballew1168 5 лет назад

Do you have any videos showing how to clean the restuarant step by step and what you use ect? Thinking about adding this service to my cleaning business. Or how to learn all of this...proper chemicals for what floors ect.

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Festival Videos dsf lol hahah

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Demarious Mallett not yet, but I’ll make a patreon for things like this. Id love to help everyone individually, but I’m short on time :(

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Bridget Ballew I’ll work on it!

@nickmoore9843 6 лет назад

I love this kind of stuff that scratches the clutter cleaner itch. (Restaurant Impossible, Hoarders type shows). It would probably be worth it to hire a dedicated camera person (for a single job) to get nitty-gritty-greasy footage for your ad reel. Could see this channel blowing up, or at least getting you lots of business!

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Nick Moore thanks man, that is a great idea. I should get someone to hold the camera. Thanks for your comment, sorry I didn’t see it until now

@2HEARMEOUT 5 лет назад

Can I come work for you?

@ETdelMAR2474 5 лет назад

I'm actually subscribe to your channel, what you are doing is the most helpful staff that I need to learn of the process of the cleaning bussines, from proposals, to how to and what not to do, awesome, thank you for sharing, you are the man.

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Thank you! Good luck with everything!

@tractorpigeonpillowvenuscoffee 6 лет назад

Came from Reddit. You earned yourself a new sub, my friend. This is great content, true entrepreneurship. A much needed breath of fresh air from the echo-chamber-digital-marketing-insta-millionaire garbage. Thanks for this.

@FreelanceJanitor 6 лет назад

Travis Transient Thank you sir. I look forward to a long and rewarding relationship.

@Jsamul1 6 лет назад

Jesus loves you.

@madebynathandotcom 6 лет назад

Awesome video! And now I want to see a photo of those shiny floors

@gavinscott10 5 лет назад

So at what point do you ease back and let your skilled workers handle the deep cleaning stuff and you handle just the management, inspection and customer relation aspect? It's great now while you are young but are you duplicating yourself enough to handle this transition? The toughest part of these types of businesses is retaining reliable, teachable, dependable and independent workers to handle the day to day chores.

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Gavin Scott I don’t know how I’m going to handle it actually. It’s very hard to keep a consistent schedule with these deep clean jobs. It’s difficult to line up work 5 days per week, starting at the same time and ending at the same time. So I haven’t figured it out yet, but I’m working on it everyday. Hopefully this year I can get these systems in place because it’s getting increasingly difficult to keep up with the demand with the small team I have now

@gavinscott10 5 лет назад

@@FreelanceJanitor Yes, good luck, bro. I have a commercial cleaning business and it's small operation also and I have a few bars, few restaurants and also offices and medical clinics, etc. The employee challenge is real and it's the toughest part of the job but make sure you come up with written processes and always, always check on your employees. Doesn't matter if they are the most trustworthy of individuals. Things always go haywire at the wrong times. Good luck and stay in touch.

@Zara_Luna 5 лет назад

Hi Gavin. I love what you are doing and would like to learn more. I 'm a big fan of your knowledge and would love some advice. I am interested in starting a solo residential cleaning business. Although you are in the commercial cleaning business which type of demand for cleaners are needed more for solo cleaners residential or commercial? Thank you Gavin!

@gavinscott10 5 лет назад

@@Zara_Luna It depends on what you want. Either can be quite successful for you. The key is to make sure you have a solid business plan in place before you get started. Establishing networks, contacts and leads are a must. Finding workers can be done through places like Ziprecruiter, Indeed or even Craigslist (be careful of quality). Ensure you spend a certain amount of time every month marketing your business. Good luck.

@Zara_Luna 5 лет назад

Thank you Gavin for replying to me quickly. I can not agree more about having a solid business plan before starting. I had to learn that there is value in planning before executing. I have three questions to ask you, I am working building an automation system and would love to know 1) what types of software are you using in your cleaning services to help increase customer responsiveness. 2)What type of questions did you ask to help set customers expectations? 3_) for residential cleaning what type of pricing model did you use? Thank you Gavin!

@Charles-ve2yy 6 лет назад

hi from reddit

@FreelanceJanitor 6 лет назад

@michaelkeller3896 6 лет назад

From Reddit, thanks for sharing! :D

@NBZ_Bobby 6 лет назад

Can you share the reddit post? I'd like to see it.

@torgrimwallgren9840 6 лет назад

www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/7r1xgp/making_1000_per_night_cleaning_restaurants/

@mciverbrandon 4 года назад

Hey would you recommend cleaning a restaurant as a side hustle...I'm a food delivery driver so I'm in and out of restaurants and would be kind of easy for me to get jobs(how long would it take for me to make my money back as far as buying equipment? )

@NBZ_Bobby 6 лет назад

Nice video. I just stumbled upon your channel. Cant wait to watch your other stuff.

@FreelanceJanitor 6 лет назад

Journey of a New Entrepreneur thanks man. I think we have a lot in common.

@asdfdjhgk 6 лет назад

Inspirational. Saw this from reddit btw.

@garnetnard4284 3 года назад

Do you remember what sub?

@alenam.kramer3474 Год назад

Hi, I am also starting a commercial cleaning company, do you mind doing a video on the equipment you use for floor cleaning -- the scrubber and the wet vacuum? and how you learned how to clean everything?

@arielriber7180 6 лет назад

great videos man, on this specific job, did you clean inside the ductwork or just the outside part?

@issaamadouousmana8629 5 лет назад

It is very interesting to watch you. I started my own cleaning business about 7 months ago, I really learning by watching you. I would like to get a wet vacuum like the one you are, can you please tell the name and where to get it? Thank you so much !!

@linak9990 4 года назад

Quality work 💪😄

@tonygallea-katz7882 4 года назад

What is your restaurant cleaning routine? Essentially what are the steps you take to clean a restaurant?

@williamsi1703 5 лет назад

Thank you very much for sharing.Am a graduate and right now feel like doing this.owned my own cleaning business prev just getting back to it..need better strategies to get more customers on board am in the uk ..thx for the advise

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Oh nice! Good luck to you! Thanks for watching.

@senjo31 Год назад

Great content

@yessir1843 4 года назад

Did you have to deep clean the kitchen or pressure wash anything? I'm interested because I do something similar as a 9-5 job and I am thinking about just making it a business.

@lukea9873 4 года назад

would all that equipment fit in a car? I really want to try this i just don't want to commit to selling my car to get a van

@Domo3times 5 лет назад

Good presentation!

@CleaningforProfitcom 5 лет назад

Great video! Do you notice a difference between house brand wax and higher quality (like Johnson Diversey)? Curious what you think

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Honestly, I’ve always used commercial floor wax so I don’t have an opinion. I know that if you use something like zepp from Home Depot, your customers might notice and get irritated that you arnt using professional products. That has happened to me before, not with wax but with other cleaning products. Also, different products have different amounts of “solids” in them, that will tell you what the traits of the wax will be when dry.

@CleaningforProfitcom 5 лет назад

@@FreelanceJanitor Yeah I agree, I meant house brands from the janitorial supply stores. When are you using sealer instead of floor finish?

@Domo3times 5 лет назад

@@FreelanceJanitor great tip

@keepingitreal3154 3 года назад

Thank you!

@artform3357 2 года назад

What are good cleaning clients should I look for? Churches and Restaurants any one have any ideas?

@YAH00123321 6 лет назад

That's a nice wetvac! Great video man, what brand is the wetvac?

@mikejohnson6250 5 лет назад

Do you personally clean them or have employees that clean em

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Mike johnson I do both, I like to be hands on but I have employees who help take some of the work load off of me

@2386angelical 3 года назад

@@FreelanceJanitor How many employees for that kind of job?

@chilloutsloth 6 лет назад

Shot you a pm few weeks ago, thanks for getting back to these videos! :)

@FreelanceJanitor 6 лет назад

Thanks for hanging in there!

@samuraisal9726 6 лет назад

Found your post on Reddit. Really enjoyed your video! Appreciate that you discuss various problems that popped up when you were learning your trade. I have a rule never to eat at a restaurant with dirty windows. Can you share some tips on window washing? :)

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Samurai Sal hey, I just found this comment and realized that I never replied. So if your still around, Hello! I’ll make a video about window washing tips soon. I would say, it’s important to use surgical towels because they don’t leave lint, and always buff the window until it is dry, that will eliminate streaks.

@bielakbeats 6 лет назад

Dude can I please talk to you, I need advice on a contract for a restaurant i may get

@FreelanceJanitor 6 лет назад

Joe Bielak no problem. Shoot me a PM

@maxpontis131 3 года назад

What did you charge for this job

@miguelchavez6094 5 лет назад

Hey how are you ? How much can I charge a month for a place that wants 2 day portes 8 hours each 7 days a week?

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

I don’t know. I would imagine that it would be no less than $15k per month. It really depends on the situation.

@miguelchavez6094 5 лет назад

Thanks!!

@miguelchavez6094 5 лет назад

Well is a warehouse environment A lot of traffic

@kennethsmalls3751 5 лет назад

Cool

@amma5067 6 лет назад

Are you looking for help? I am looking for a job!

@FreelanceJanitor 6 лет назад

Lol I’m teaching you to not need a job! Jk, no I don’t need anyone right now. I appreciate the offer for help though.

@reencuentro9354 4 года назад

@@FreelanceJanitor You are right , after this " eyes opener , why would I look for a job , I need to look for a costumers " thanks

@zachtaylor9103 5 лет назад

What kind of vacuum is that?

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

I can’t remember the brand off the top of my head. I’ll look next time I pull it out this week and let you know.

@zachtaylor9103 5 лет назад

@@FreelanceJanitor Awesome thank you very much. My family owns a few restaurants in WI and I am starting to invest in cleaning products in order to start my own business using the family businesses as testing grounds.

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Zach Taylor oh yeah, that is a great way to start! Good idea!

@dagrind8710 3 года назад

How's business in this covid age?

@axelburgos461 4 года назад

Hey.. We've started one also in our market and it's our first time.. do you have a PM/text that I could ask some questions on a non-public forum? :)

@stephenstrange4242 5 лет назад

A thousand dollars a night seems bull shit

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Yeah, it sounds crazy but if you have a rare skill that is needed you can ask for any price you want. Some people will not respond to your bid, but some people will. When working with businesses $1000 is actually not much money at all and other business owners will pay for quality if they need what you have.

@stephenstrange4242 5 лет назад

@@FreelanceJanitor Ain't nobody paying you 30,000 dollars a month to pick up dust bunnies

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Stephen Strange you are right, I don’t make $30k per month from any one person. But it is possible to provide $1k worth of value to 1 person in 1 day and you can repeat that over and over again. $1k per night is actually a very small amount of money in business. Watch some more of my content with an open mind. Think bigger for yourself my man.

@TheMysterme 5 лет назад

@@FreelanceJanitor I think your business is working because you are also a nice person. Don't waste your time and energy on people who aren't ready to get help or help themselves.

@FreelanceJanitor 5 лет назад

Kervintz Noel thanks man, I need to hear that sometimes