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Topic: Whats a good name for my business?
Posted By: NewtotheGame
Subject: Whats a good name for my business?
Date Posted: 18/June/2004 at 3:36am
For my carpet cleaning business what are some names that I can use that wouldnt fringe on anybody elses name?

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Just starting my own Carpet Cleaning Business *need help*



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Posted By: Adwa
Date Posted: 18/June/2004 at 7:23am

Well NewtotheGame, that is a loaded question.

With that little vacuum tool in your picture it is showing us that you are thinking small.

Think big man, get aggressive and I bet a name will come to you soon.

Good Luck!! and gentlemen go easy on the name calling   



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Posted By: LilNiteRidrhood
Date Posted: 18/June/2004 at 10:53pm
Try " Mr. Steamer" . Do it and I'll give you $20.00 LOL


Posted By: NewtotheGame
Date Posted: 20/June/2004 at 12:57am
Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

Well NewtotheGame, that is a loaded question.

With that little vacuum tool in your picture it is showing us that you are thinking small.

Think big man, get aggressive and I bet a name will come to you soon.

Good Luck!! and gentlemen go easy on the name calling   

 

Yeah I just picked the first thing that I saw.lol

 

Any ideas for a name????



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Posted By: LilNiteRidrhood
Date Posted: 20/June/2004 at 3:47pm

Mr. Steamer.

Good name.



Posted By: Steaminpile
Date Posted: 21/June/2004 at 4:21am

It was a hard choice naming my own biz (still not sure if I like the name)

 

Personally I didn't want to be the "carpet" whatever,,,it's been beatin to death and I wanted room to diversify.

 

Andy V.

o/o

Andy's SteaMachine



Posted By: Adwa
Date Posted: 22/June/2004 at 7:05pm

I wish I had a name for you. I know of so many companies that I wouldn't know which one to pick. I do know that you should have with in your company name what service you do offer.

I hate it when I read a company name and I have no idea what it is they do for a living. You can also phone your local Bell company and ask them were their library is in your city. They will have Yellow Pages from all over the world.

Pick one you like but of course you would have to have the time to look into this adventure.

Good Luck NewtotheGame.



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Posted By: surroundings
Date Posted: 27/June/2004 at 9:06am
Hey...

We just started in Feb, and the name and the image we chose to project were important to us.  We chose to avoid the steriotypical "John's Carpet Cleaning" or "J&H Carpet Care" type names.  We went for "Surroundings"

Very different for conservative South Australia. I'm not sure it's the right choice yet.  I have my misgivings, but I'm getting a positive responce from the people that use us.  They usually ask about the name, which gives me the freedom to tell them more about our business.  

I had listed some 50 or 60 names.  Some of my favorate are listed below.  Feel free to use them, as I borrowed, stole, and/or bastardised most of these from the Yellow Pages Online from half a dozen different cities worldwide across four or five different fields.  Can't remember what was invented vs. what was stolen now.

I wanted a clean, fresh image that appealed to my target customers.  This means you should figure out what your target market is all about: Corporate? Industrial? Residential? Cheap & nasty? Expensive & elegent?

When you imagine your ideal customer, what type of person do you see?  Are these the people that hire carpet cleaners?  Have you done your research?  What does your target area NEED from a carpet cleaner?  Maybe every carpet cleaner currently in your area is experienced, expensive, and booked weeks in advance, and your area wants just some bloke who will quickly come & do SOMETHING.... ANYTHING to their carpet.

My target is for the people who regularly hire services of this nature, and are sick of a poor job and want more.... AND are willing to pay for it.  As most carpet cleaners 'round here are "spray and suck" operations (emphasis should be placed on the word "suck") it's not TOO difficult.  It would be harder to compete at their level anyway: too much competition.  It's a tough gig, but worthwhile.

Here's a couple of names for ya:

Simply Floored / Absolutely Floored / Ever Friendly Cleaner Floor Company / All Floors Cleaning / Dirt Searchers / Dirt Finders / Dirt Busters /  8-Stage Carpet Clean / V8 Superclean/ Leauge of Distinguished Carpet Cleaners / DirtSuckers ..... ok... it's starting to get silly now....

Each type of name had it's own 'look' to it: for something like "Ever Friendly Cleaner Floor Company" you might go with a 1950's look with the font and colours and logo, with a uniform reminicint of a old time gas staton attendant, even down to a bowtie!  "V8 Superclean" would insist on a look that mirrored the V8 racing cars.  Corporate colours might be red and black, with checkered flags as a logo, and a uniform like pit crew....  figure out the look you want, figure out who your customers will be... make sure that one fits with the other.... you can have endless fun with this!

Good Luck!







Posted By: Adwa
Date Posted: 28/June/2004 at 12:54pm

Surroundings

Seems to me the problem with quality of work from a carpet cleaner is world wide.

V8 Superclean:  Best one you posted, I get the vision of a cleaner that can clean up all the juice the kids are spilling and no one can get out.



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Posted By: surroundings
Date Posted: 29/June/2004 at 8:46am
Re: V8 Superclean

One of the reasons we didn't go for it: it doesn't sound environmentally friendly.  Not so sure now that I couldn't get away with it, especially as Australians are huge into sports, and the V8 cars seem to have a following among both women and men.  Appealing to women was my primary business concern, as calling a carpet cleaner is usually left to them.  I don't want to sound sexist or anything, it just seems to be the norm here.   I liked the V8 idea because you could do a great marketing program about an 8-stage cleaning process, or play with the power and speed.  Ads would be like the supercar race promotions.  Discount vouchers would be like admission tickets.  Oh, yeah, I had this baby planned out... heck, it just about plans itself! 

"Surroundings" is a bit esoteric, but I'm getting interest from it, even if it's a confused interest. It came from a late-night brainstorming session with friends... and some red wine... and a rather nice chardonay... or two. 

I think that no matter what I picked, I'd have a touch of regret, so I just focus on going through the clean image of "Surroundings... live cleaner, work cleaner, relax cleaner."   It's not a masculine, powerful name.... we might have taken a bit of a gamble here, but I don't think it'll negatively impact on our biz...


Posted By: TipTopCleaning
Date Posted: 17/October/2023 at 11:37pm
Coming up with a unique and catchy name is important for your carpet cleaning business. Here are some suggestions:

SparkleRug Revival, Pristine Fibers Solutions, CarpetaCure Pros, PureTread Renewal, FreshWeave Specialists, LuxeLoom Care, EverGleam Carpets, EcoFiber Refresh, VelvetVitalize Services, Pinnacle Pile Renew, EliteThread Elevation, RadiantRug Resurgence, StellarStitch Solutions, Zenith Zest Carpets, SplendidSpire Cleaners, GleamGuard Specialists, ThreadThrive Revival, RoyalRoots Cleaning, LushLoom Revitalize, GrandGleam Carpets

Mix and match words or adapt these to suit your style and preferences. The goal is to have a name that is memorable and reflects the quality and professionalism of your carpet cleaning services.



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