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How to Start a Cleaning Company in Nigeria

henry by henry
March 19, 2025
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Starting a cleaning company in Nigeria is a great business idea because many people need help to keep their homes, offices, and shops clean. Some people are too busy to clean, while others prefer to hire professionals. If you love cleaning and want to make money from it, this guide will help you.

This blog post will explain everything you need to know step by step, so that you can profitably start your cleaning business. You will learn how to start, what you need, and how to get customers for your cleaning company in Nigeria.

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Why Start a Cleaning Company in Nigeria?

A cleaning company is a good business in Nigeria for many reasons:

• People need cleaning services every day. Homes, offices, hotels, schools, and shops all need cleaning.
• You do not need a lot of money to start. With a little money, you can begin and grow.
• The business has many customers. People are always looking for cleaners, so you will not struggle to find work.
• You do not need special skills or education. Anyone can start a cleaning business and succeed.

 

 

Steps to Start a Cleaning Company in Nigeria

Step 1: Decide on the Type of Cleaning Business

There are different types of cleaning services. Before you start, you need to decide which one you want to offer. Here are some types:

Home Cleaning: Cleaning houses and apartments. This includes sweeping, mopping, dusting, washing toilets, and cleaning kitchens.

Office Cleaning: Cleaning offices, banks, and business places. It includes emptying trash, dusting tables, and cleaning restrooms.

Industrial Cleaning: Cleaning big factories, warehouses, and construction sites. This kind of cleaning needs special tools and chemicals.

Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning: Washing carpets, sofas, and chairs in homes and offices.

Post-Construction Cleaning: Cleaning buildings after construction. This includes removing cement dust, debris, and paint stains.

Pest Control Cleaning: Removing cockroaches, rats, termites, and other pests from homes and offices.

You can choose one type or do many types of cleaning. If you are just starting, it is good to start small and grow later.

Step 2: Plan Your Business

A good business plan helps you stay organized. First, choose a simple and easy-to-remember business name. Then, decide how much money you need to start and how you will get customers. You also need to determine your pricing and business goals.

Write down your plans and think about where you will work from. Will you run your business from home, or do you need an office? Also, decide whether you will work alone or hire workers. A clear plan will help you succeed.

Step 3: Register Your Business

Registering your business makes it official and helps you get more customers. Start by choosing a name and checking its availability with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). If the name is available, you can register your business online or at a CAC office.

After registration, apply for a Tax Identification Number (TIN) from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). Some companies only work with registered businesses, so having a TIN can help you get big cleaning contracts.

Step 4: Get Cleaning Equipment and Supplies

To start your cleaning business, you need the right tools. Basic cleaning equipment includes brooms, mops, buckets, cleaning cloths, and detergents. For larger jobs, you may need vacuum cleaners, scrubbing machines, and special cleaning chemicals.

Buy good-quality equipment that will last long. If your budget is small, start with the basics and upgrade as your business grows. You can buy cleaning supplies from local markets, supermarkets, or online stores.

Step 5: Set Your Prices

You need to decide how much to charge for your services. Your price should be affordable but also allow you to make a profit. You can charge per hour, per room, or per job, depending on the type of cleaning.

Check what other cleaning companies charge and set your prices competitively. You can also offer discounts to first-time customers to attract them and build trust.

Step 6: Find Customers

Your business cannot succeed without customers. Start by telling family and friends about your services. They may hire you or recommend you to others. Printing flyers and business cards can also help you attract customers.

Use social media to promote your business. Post your services on Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram. You can also visit offices, hotels, and schools to offer your cleaning services. Registering on platforms like Jiji and VConnect can help you find more clients.

Step 7: Do a Good Job and Get More Customers

If you clean well, customers will be happy and call you again. Always arrive on time, use quality cleaning materials, and be polite to clients. A neat and professional appearance also helps you gain trust.

Ask your customers for feedback and improve where necessary. Happy customers will tell others about your business, helping you grow without spending too much on advertising.

Step 8: Hire Workers When You Grow

As your business expands, you will need extra hands. When hiring workers, choose people who are hardworking and trustworthy. Train them to clean properly and treat customers with respect.

Provide your workers with uniforms to make them look professional. Pay them on time and treat them well so they stay motivated and work hard.

Step 9: Register Your Business with Big Companies

To get big cleaning contracts, you need to register with companies and organizations. Many businesses prefer to hire registered cleaning companies for regular cleaning jobs.

Visit offices and hotels to ask about their cleaning needs. Submit the necessary documents and be prepared to meet their cleaning standards.

Step 10: Keep Improving and Expanding

To grow your business, always look for ways to improve. Buy better cleaning tools, train your workers, and offer new services like deep cleaning and fumigation.

Advertise more to reach new customers. You can also partner with real estate agents and hotels to get more cleaning jobs. The more you improve, the more your business will grow.

See Also: How to Start Fruit Business in Nigeria

 

 

Conclusion

Starting a cleaning business in Nigeria is a great way to make money. It does not require a lot of capital, and there are always people who need cleaning services.

If you follow these steps, you can build a successful cleaning company. Work hard, provide good service, and always look for ways to improve. Your business will grow, and you will make a good income.

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