I want to start, but how????

[nike281103]

Hello everyone, I' Robert. I'm trying to open a new company to do hood cleaning services in Broward, Florida, but I don't know what kind of license/permit I need to do that, and in this city nobody knows anything or don't want to help me.

Can you guys would help with this matter?

Thank you, Robert

[centexpw]

Welcome aboard Robert. Tell us about yourself and what you have done so far. Do you have any experience, training, work history? Why this field etc? Oh yeah before I forget, fill in your user cp.

[Alexy]

Do you have any experience cleaning hoods or any other pressure washing experience?

[welder]

Inquiring minds want to know about you. We are willing to help, but need for input to assess your level of knowledge and experience. Oh yea, and there are schools and certifications and insurances :got-hooligan:

[HoodsPlus]

Hello everyone, I' Robert. I'm trying to open a new company to do hood cleaning services in Broward, Florida, but I don't know what kind of license/permit I need to do that, and in this city nobody knows anything or don't want to help me.

Can you guys would help with this matter?

Thank you, Robert

WHY ON EARTH WOULD SOMEONE WANT TO WORK AT NIGHT...... OUTSIDE...... IN THE ALLEYWAYS BEHIND RESTAURANTS IN BROWARD COUNTY?????????

I have heard horror stories come out of Broward county from hood cleaners who work at night down there..... NO WAY!!!

And your right, no one is going to help you at all down there....... you think thats bad..... wait till you see how much help your compitition is once your up and running!

[nike281103]

Hi, everybody. Thank you again for your responses. I have almost three years of experience in cleaning hoods, that's why I want to start my own business. I don't want to go to any school because, as I tell you, I have some experience. I went to the Chamber of Commerce, to FireFighter but nobody knew anything about the NFP96. Can someone could tell where can I obtain the license/permit for this business without go to school? I would really appreciate your help. Thank you, Robert

[Russ Spence]

Hi, everybody. Thank you again for your responses. I have almost three years of experience in cleaning hoods, that's why I want to start my own business. I don't want to go to any school because, as I tell you, I have some experience. I went to the Chamber of Commerce, to FireFighter but nobody knew anything about the NFP96. Can someone could tell where can I obtain the license/permit for this business without go to school? I would really appreciate your help. Thank you, Robert
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[Alexy]

If you have 3 years experience and are comfortable in your abilitites to get a system clean. Concentrate on how to run a buisness (take a class read a book ect) and Get a general buisness licence the APRORIATE insurance for KEC work and beging soliciting for work.

[Mobilwash]

Good Luck!!!! Heavy competition down there and several big companies. You can give me a call and I'll tell you what I know. What I can tell you right up front is it will be very hard to get customers to leave current cleaning companies I have been fighting this one for almost three years.dh :biggrin:

[Gardson]

I am In BOTSWANA and have just started Hood cleaning Business. problem is that 5 of the 20 fans cleaned have had the motor packing up. whats the best way to clean the fan

[centexpw]

nike281103 and gardson, please fill out your User CP,( it in the upper left hand corner). Then we will know a little about you. Then folks will answer your questions. We all like to know who we are talking to.

Gardson, Are you really in BATSWANA? That is awesome. How did you find us?

[Douglas Hicks]

nike281103 and gardson, please fill out your User CP,( it in the upper left hand corner). Then we will know a little about you. Then folks will answer your questions. We all like to know who we are talking to.

Gardson, Are you really in BATSWANA? That is awesome. How did you find us?


MIke, if this is not real, you owe everyone at NOLA a beer. If it is real, I will buy you a beer.

[Sentinel]

Mr. Hicks, I am fired up to know you will be in NOLA this year too, look forward to meeting you again.