How To Start A Detailing Business In Texas

Below, you can see how to start a detailing business in Texas.   Detailing services can be offered for: cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, , airplanes, atv’s, and more.

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 How to Start a Detailing Business In Texas

 Here are some steps you may have to take to start your own detailing company, along with links to more information.

Getting Started- The State of Texas has a guide for starting a business here: https://texaswideopenforbusiness.com/start-business

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1. Register your detailing business name.

You will need to register a fictitious name.

More on selecting a name for your new business here: How To Choose A Business Name and Detailing Business Name Ideas

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2. Select a business structure for your detailing business.

Choose your business entity: Sole-proprietor, LLC, Partnership, Corporation, etc.

3.  Register your detailing business with the state of Texas.

You can register your detailing business with the state of Texas.

4. Open a Business Checking Account.

You will need to open a separate bank account for your detailing business with your new business name.

5. File Taxes

You may want to consult with an accountant for more help.

6.  Get Liability Insurance.how to start a detailing business in Texas

Find an insurance agent that offers liability insurance.  Prices and options can vary depending on the insurance provider and type of insurance.

7. Worker’s Compensation.

You don’t need Worker’s Compensation unless you have employees.

8. Get Health Insurance.

Since you will be self-employed, you will need your own health insurance.  If you have employees, you will need a plan that will include their health needs also.

9. City License.

You may be need to get a license to operate your detailing business in a particular locale, whether you are a resident, or not.