Home Renovation Classes
Startup Costs: $10,000 - $50,000
Franchises Available? No
Online Operation? No
Home renovations can no longer be classified as a method to improve a home in terms of function or livability. Home renovations have become a national craze and a hobby practiced and enjoyed by millions of American homeowners annually. There are various approaches that can be taken when considering starting a business that teaches homeowners home renovation skills and techniques. The first is to establish an independent school and charge students a fee to learn a specific home renovation trade such as 'how to paint.' The second approach is to build an alliance or joint venture with a local building or home improvement center and hold the classes at the building center. The classes can be free, which are then supported by the retailer, or there can be a fee charged to the students for the class. In both cases this is a truly win-win-win situation. The students receive practical and helpful training to improve their homes and save money by not having to enlist the services of a contractor to complete the renovation. The retailers where the training classes are conducted receive fantastic exposure and a lot of long-term future clients. The innovative entrepreneur that establishes the home-renovation training program can capitalize on the building center's existing client base as a quick-start method to attract students, as well as utilize the building center's infrastructure and resources to reduce start-up investment and overheads.
Home Renovation Classes Ideas
Remodeling Project Management
Coordinate all the different people and companies involved in a remodeling project to keep homeowners happy.
Interior Design
Play with colors, shapes, lighting and fabrics. Design creative indoor spaces that fit your clients' needs.
House Sitting
Take care of homes when their owners are away with a house sitting service.
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