Must-haves for your first 30 days.
Start with the essentials you need to deliver great service and stay compliant. You can upgrade equipment later, but sanitation and reliability come first.
- Core tools for your service type.
- Disposable supplies and sanitation kit.
- Comfort basics: linens, gloves, and storage bins.
- Lighting that helps you see detail work.
Nice-to-haves that can wait.
Do not overspend before you have steady demand. These items are helpful but not required to start.
- Upgraded furniture or luxury decor.
- Advanced equipment with specialized use cases.
- Large inventory of retail products.
Sanitation and safety essentials.
Sanitation protects your clients and your reputation. Follow state board guidelines and keep supplies stocked.
- EPA-approved disinfectant and labeled containers.
- Hand hygiene stations and disposable gloves.
- Clean storage for tools and clean linens.
Payments and booking basics.
A clean booking and payment flow makes you look established even on day one. Use online booking, accept cards, and collect deposits for longer services.
- Online booking link and service menu.
- Card payments and digital receipts.
- Deposits and clear cancellation policy.
Insurance and recordkeeping.
Insurance protects you in case of accidents or disputes. Keep client records, intake forms, and receipts organized from the start.
- Professional liability insurance.
- Secure storage for intake forms.
- Tax tracking and expense logging.