TheMorningRise

Anyone else interested in seeing Adam's come out with products for the marine industry?

A professional is just an amateur that never quit ?

You should charge for that service. Go to drought stricken areas and wash your truck.
 
California would pay you millions
 

Well, here is my situation.......
 
I'm 38, going on 39 and I am thinking of starting a detailing business.  Now, this isn't a spur of the moment idea that just popped into my head.  In fact, while going to school way back when, I actually worked as a detailer for an auto collision company.  While I am not what I would consider an "auto nut", I have always appreciated nice vehicles, that look good.  Not being real happy with my Project Management position and having always wanted to be self-employed, I am seriously starting to plan and look at how to make this a reality.  I also have visions of expanding the detailing to other areas which I have experience in as well.
 
All of that said, my main concern is location.  Living in the Midwest, I figure that the viable "season" for the business would be about 8 months.  I am expecting the winter months to be non-existant for business.  There are some options that I am thinking about for these months, however this would be down the road.
 
So, I ask, for those who are in the business of detailing and who also live in the Midwest or a similar climate, are there ways that you generate business during the winter?  I am not asking for how you may get business, just wondering if you actually do get business.  That is all.
 
I look forward to your comments and I thank you in advance!