These days, more and more people live in two-income households. They don’t have the time or desire to do their own housecleaning, which is why cleaning services industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the U.S. In fact the business isn’t seasonal and doesn’t rise and fall with the economy. The industry is far away from saturated state as compared to other businesses.
Residential units are not only the sole customers of the cleaning industry; other facilities that use cleaning services include office buildings, hospitals, schools and large retail stores. U.S. states such as California, Texas and New York are among the top employers of cleaners and janitors. When it comes to hourly rates of cleaning services, then rates can be as high as 14.50 dollars to minimum of 12.00 dollars. The U.S. cleaning service industry is highly stable and has grown outstandingly in past ten years.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has estimated that the cleaning services industry will be the fastest growing industry in next decade. As long as there are commercial buildings, office complexes, retail shopping centers, and medical centers, there will always be a need for quality-minded cleaning professionals, regardless of economic conditions. With the construction of new buildings and launch of new businesses in the U.S., demand for commercial cleaning services will increase at a consistent rate.
