Licensing and Registration Requirements
Generally, you don’t need specialized training or certification to clean houses. However, you will need both a vendor’s license and a Doing Business As (DBA) registration before starting your cleaning business. Make sure you have both of these licenses before offering your services.
Business Licensing in Connecticut
Connecticut does not require sole proprietors or general partners to apply for a state business license, but they may need to apply for a license with their county or city clerk’s office. LLCs and Corporations will need to file with the Secretary of state. Additionally, you must register Trade Names or Doing Business As (DBA) names with the city clerk, but it does not protect you from others conducting business under the same name.
Driver’s License Requirements in Connecticut
When can you get your driver’s license in CT? The minimum age to apply for a Connecticut drivers license is 16 years old. To apply for your CT drivers license, you’ll need to have the following: Your learners permit and A properly registered and insured vehicle; you must have the registration certificate with you. DMV will mail you the permanent driver’s license within 20 days.
Getting Started in Connecticut Home Improvement
The connecticut home improvement act states that any person or business contracting work on residential properties applicants should also get a copy of the connecticut home improvement contractor booklet. Here’s our breakdown of how to get a home improvement loan.
Licensing and Insurance for Cleaning Businesses
What type of insurance do I need for a cleaning business in California? House cleaning businesses in California need general commercial liability insurance, employer’s liability insurance, bonding insurance, and commercial vehicle coverage. The cost for a small cleaning business is $750 to $1,500 per year.