Appliances are essential tools for everyday living. When one breaks down, it needs to be replaced or fixed. For economic reasons, it is usually better to fix an appliance, making a technician service business a great choice. Here's start an appliance technician business.
Instructions
1. Plan your business. Determine which types of appliances and brands you'll be able to service. Decide if you'll only service residential-grade appliances, restaurant-grade or both.
2. Create a business. Give the specifics about the service you'll offer including the types and brands, same-day service, etc. Highlight how your service will differ from other appliance technician services. Also provide details about your target market and how you'll market to them; your financial situation including assets, liabilities, and projected expenses and income; and your business goals for the next 12 months.
3. Get financing. Visit banks or potential investors with your business plan to inquire about start-up money. Contact appliance-related associations or manufacturers to see if they have financing options. The Small Business Administration has more information on finance your start-up appliance technician business.
4. Set up your business. Obtain permits and licenses as required by your city or county. Create your business structure, such as LLC. Set up office space to manage daily business operations, such as taking phone calls and sending out technicians. Get needed tools and equipment including van(s) or truck(s) to transport technicians and tools to customer locations.
5. Launch your business. Send press releases out to local media and announcements to your contacts. Create a marketing plan that includes advertising and other marketing strategies.
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