starting a commercial cleaning business, any info on startin

[dannylightning]

Originally Posted by patrick_777

Let's do the time-warp.

lol, thanks.

[mrlmd1]

If you ever do start up a business, get a couple of 18" x 36 magnetic signs with your logo and business name and phone number that you can stick on your truck doors, maybe also one for the tailgate. It's free advertising when you ride around. You may have to remove them at night when you park at home if the local codes prohibit parking commercial vehicles in the driveway at night.

[dannylightning]

good idea, any idea how much that cost, i was thinking about bout getting stickers made up but i think i would rather have something removable, i would kind of hate having stuff like that on my truck, i love that thing

my neighborhood freaks out about every thing, cant have a shed, cant park a boat cant this cant that, but that is one thing they do allow,, my neighbor parks his van in the drive way and it is covered with business info, and there is a guy down the street with a commercial vehicle also.

America, land of the free. yet you cant park your car in the driveway or build a storage shed in your back yard. and you better damn well go and pay for storage for a boat cus you cant keep it on the property that you own.

[patrick_777]

http://www.esigns.com/magnetic-signs/custom/

Check with a local sign shop first. Support your local businesses.

[bonehead]

My wife was going to get some for her business and I think they were going to cost her around 180.00 for 12 x 18. Needless to say she did'nt buy those. But she did get some magnetic vinyl material and some vinyl stick on letters and made her own.

Office supply stores should carry all you need to make your own.

[patrick_777]

Most of them are between $20 and $30 now. They're not bad for advertising, if you make sure the phone number is printed large enough.

[dannylightning]

Originally Posted by patrick_777

Most of them are between $20 and $30 now. They're not bad for advertising, if you make sure the phone number is printed large enough.

they are cheaper than i thought they would be. not too bad at all.