Hey everyone! We're going to start posting some highlights and commercial cleaning biz wins of the month all tracked in to start off want to congratulate @Yianni Avgerinos on his HUGE contract win on his first movie theater in Chicago for $5100 per month with 7x per week and hit his first 50k month last month and September! All while traveling remote in Europe and operating his cleaning business 🚀

Closed another contract in Madison, WI - $2,900/monthly. Let's keep the momentum moving!

We're looking for subcontractors for walkthroughs in the following areas: Tucson, AZ Woodside, NY Richmond, KY Celina, TX Mechanicsburg, PA Edison, NJ Comment below your phone number if interested!

The real reason most owners never break through isn’t because they can’t clean well enough. It’s because they never stop cleaning. 🧹 . They get trapped working in the business instead of on the business. 🔑 . Working in the Business ❌ - 🧽 Cleaning accounts yourself - 🤝 Taking low-margin subcontract or franchise work - 🔄 Staying stuck in the day-to-day grind . It feels like you’re saving money because you’re keeping 100% of the revenue. But cleaning is the lowest-paid role in your company. Every hour you spend mopping is an hour you don’t spend building. ⏳ . Working on the Business ✅ This is where the real growth happens. And it follows a simple path: . 👉 Appointments → How do you consistently set them? How do you build a process and team around generating them? 👉 Walkthroughs → How do you qualify prospects and present yourself like a pro? 👉 Closing Contracts → How do you negotiate better, present stronger proposals, and have meaningful conversations with decision-makers that actually convert? 👉 Fulfillment → How do you hire the right employees or subs, retain accounts, upsell, and protect your margins? . When you master these, you move from just surviving year to year… to actually scaling 🚀. . Why Owners Stay Stuck ⚠️ If you never make the shift, you’ll just keep repeating the same year over and over. I see it all the time: companies doing $250K, $500K, even $3M, but the owner is still cleaning 10, 20, 30 hours a week. That’s the trap. 🪤 . The first step is simple: . Get out of the mop bucket 🪣 and into the pen-and-paper side of the business ✍️ . That’s how you stop being a cleaner who owns a business… and become a business owner who scales. 📈 . 👉 Which side are you spending more time on right now—in the business or on the business? 🤔

Just landed another $2,150/monthly contract in Austin, TX and a $600/monthly in Plano, TX!! Keep the contracts coming!! @Alex Dennery