Closet Organizers
Startup Costs: $2,000 - $10,000
Home Based: Can be operated from home.
Franchises Available? Yes
Online Operation? No
Selling and installing closet organizers is a very inexpensive business you can start and make a pretty darn good living at. Closet organizers are very popular and relatively easy to install. All that is required are a few basic hand tools and reliable transportation. You can market your service to homebuilders and home renovators, as well as directly to the end consumer via trade shows and weekend mall kiosk displays. There is competition in this industry, so you may want to specialize in one particular brand of closet organizer or become a manufacturer's exclusive sales and installation representative. The potential profit range for this type of home improvement business will vary. However, an income of $40,000 per year is easily attainable.
Closet Organizers Ideas
Interior Design
Play with colors, shapes, lighting and fabrics. Design creative indoor spaces that fit your clients' needs.
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Replacing windows is one of the most frequent home improvement renovations, a fact that may make you want to break into the industry.
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