How to car dealing business

Starting your own auto detailing business requires proper workspace, equipment, chemicals and an eye for detail. Depending on the scope and type of services you offer, you can start a detailing business with a modest investment. But like any other business, you will need to plan your company operations, market and advertise, and perform quality work. Physical fitness and stamina are essential, as is the ability to work with a variety of hand tools, machines and chemicals without damaging your customer's expensive property.
1. Apply for a local business permit at your town or county clerk's office, and obtain a tax registration certificate from your state's department of revenue. If you are operating as a corporation or LLC, file the necessary paperwork with your state's secretary of state office. You will also need to apply for an employer identification number from the Internal Revenue Service if you plan on hiring employees.
2. Rent or purchase a facility for your business operations with adequate drainage, water supply and ventilation. Your local government may require zoning, business planning or environmental clearances before you begin operation, so check with authorities in your area for licenses and clearance requirements before you buy or rent. You will also need a phone installed, or use a cell phone.
3. Purchase business insurance. Insurance is highly recommended as you will be liable for possible damage to customer property.
4. Purchase marketing aids and other printed goods (signage, business cards, brochures, fliers, invoices, work orders) from a local sign maker and printer. Deal with local businesses whenever possible, as you are embarking on your own local business venture and would expect the same patronage.
5. Purchase detailing chemicals from a detail supplier or other local auto chemical store. The necessary chemicals will vary according to preference and the type and scope of work you will perform, but will include at least car wash soap, wax, window, tire, wheel carpet and upholstery cleaner and treatments.
6. Purchase detailing tools from a detail supplier or other local tool store. Tools will vary according to preference and the type and scope of work, but will include at least a vacuum, wax buffer, cleaning towels, sponges, brushes, buckets, hoses and window squeegees.
7. Market your business by installing signage at your facility, handing out or mailing fliers to local businesses and homes and other marketing methods you desire. Consider placing advertisements in newspapers and local organization or association publications. Try to establish relationships with auto repair shops or other businesses that work with many car owners.

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