Hire an accountant. It is important that you see and understand where both your money is coming from and where it is spent. Keep a careful record of your expenses and your earnings for review when your accountant is not around.

Decide whether your floor care business will have office space or whether it will be operated from home. Weigh whether or not you can afford office space if you are just starting out.

Set up a website for your floor care company. Make sure that the site lists all of the floor types you are able to properly care for as well as your contact information.

Market your company. Use different venues such as newspapers, TV and word-of-mouth to let people know that you are in business. Create business cards to pass out to potential customers that you offer professional floor care services.

Visit businesses to offer your floor care services. It is important that potential customers are able to associate a face with your company.

Purchase quality equipment. Use cleaning agents that do the job quickly and well. Make sure that vacuums, floor polishers and brooms will not scratch floor surfaces.

Only use employees that come with good reputations and that are known to be hard workers. Hire them for a probationary time until they prove they are the kinds of people you want to represent your company.

Spend a significant amount of time familiarizing yourself with the day-to-day operations of the floor care business. Care for the floors of your customers alongside your employees. Make an appointment with your accountant. Study your floor care competition and create plans that will enable you to be more a more viable option for potential customers.

Contact customers after your crew has provided floor care. Inquire about satisfaction with the job that was done. Immediately correct any problems. Doing this will ensure that your customers come back to you for their floor care needs.