In 2023, at 24 years old, while living in downtown Denver, Colorado, I got fired from my corporate job with no savings and no plan.
I threw a hail mary and decided to start a commercial cleaning business with a guy I had met a couple months before: his name was Nash.
We called the company Big League Clean since Nash had played professional minor league baseball with a dream of going to the Big Leagues one day. Unfortunately, injuries stopped that for him, but this business gave both him and me a chance to pursue the "Big Leagues" in a different way.
What followed was the hardest year of my life. I racked up $30,000+ in debt and was living off unemployment. Nash and I were doing anything we could to build Big League Clean from nothing.
I woke up every day at 3:45 AM, cleaned buildings myself, and did everything in my power to make it work.
It's been three years since then.
Big League Clean now does over 7 figures in annual recurring revenue with enterprise clients like Lululemon, Penske, Restoration Hardware, and Greystar. We have over 180+ five-star reviews with multiple locations and teams operating across the Midwest and West Coast.
Now, our goal is to grow Big League Clean nationwide, and my personal goal is to share the journey that has formed who I am and provide value to others by sharing what I know best: automations.
The truth is, over the past couple years we not only built a business that is efficient for our clients, but also ourselves. The real turning point in Big League Clean's history that exploded our growth wasn't a big client or a big deal. It was the moment we lost a client that sent me on a path of developing the software that would change everything for us.
Most cleaning company owners are stuck where I was. Working 60-hour weeks because every process runs through them. Sitting on a business they can't step away from because the business is them. I know the pain of being the bottleneck, and I personally dealt with the pressure and pain it brings.
So I built us one platform of hyper connectedness and called it: Hyperstacking.
One place your whole cleaning company runs, with an AI brain on top that catches problems before they cost you and builds what you ask. All of this is layered on top of customizable dashboards built off every software in every department you use. It runs Big League Clean every single day, and now I help other owners run theirs.
