Housing and communal services today are a headache for consumers and administrators of all levels. Tariffs are rising, the quality of services is falling. Is it possible to earn in this area and earn honestly?
Instructions
Step 1
In order to open a utility company, register a legal entity (CJSC, LLC) with the tax authorities. Get codes at Roskomstat, register a seal at MCI. Open a correspondent and current bank account. Obtain licenses (for each type of work separately).
Step 2
Find space for your office, control room, and services. Such a room is easy to find on the ground floor of almost any house. Approximate area - 40-50 sq.m. The chief accountant can also work from home. Get opinions from sanitary and fire inspections.
Step 3
Get a utility certificate from the Department of Public Utilities. Submit a package of documents, which usually includes:
- certified copies of constituent documents;
- a certified copy of the registration certificate (OGRN);
- a certified copy of tax registration;
- certified copy of statistics codes;
- information about the founders (engineering and technical personnel diplomas, certificates, PDA certificates);
- a lease agreement for the premises and a certified copy of the title deed (obtain from the landlord);
- Bank details.
Step 4
Purchase all the necessary inventory and tools. At first, you can use the services of workers using their equipment. In addition, you will need cell phones and landlines to provide all dispatchers and workers with communication. However, you can connect an unlimited corporate tariff as well.
Step 5
Hire staff. Your company will definitely need 1-2 highly qualified engineers, unless you yourself are an engineering and technical worker. In addition, you will need 4-6 dispatchers (in shifts), plumbers, carpenters, electricians. If you are going to be involved in sanitizing your home and surrounding areas, hire a staff of janitors and cleaners.
Step 6
Enter into service contracts with HOA and housing department. Encourage them to collect all additional utility fees instead of them and send out receipts, especially since this does not require a banking license.
