How to Start a Printing Business at Home

While the Internet may be taking over many aspects of printing, some things are still preferred on paper. Banners, programs for special functions, birthday and holiday greetings are all still popular on paper. It's not exactly socially acceptable to hand someone a laptop to look at when they enter the church for a wedding, after all. Niche printers, those who specialize in certain areas and create unique and interesting designs, are also becoming more popular.

How to Start a Driving School Business

Operating a driving school can be profitable, but it requires an intimate knowledge of strict state laws and regulations. Because of this, plan to spend whatever time is necessary to research requirements for the state in which you live, fill out and submit the appropriate forms and get the necessary licenses before opening for business. Start-up costs is another area of concern. Depending on how you set up your driving school business, costs can range from $10,000 to $50,000, according to Entrepreneur.com.

How to Start a Flower Framing Business Growing for Market

If you have a green thumb, you can do more than maintain a beautiful garden at home. You can also grow flowers for profit. Because flowers are easy to grow and mature quickly, and because all you really need to get started is soil, seeds and your hands, this can be a profitable hobby or full-time business.

How to Start Up a Freezer Warehouse Business

Refrigerated warehousing is a growing industry with a demand that continues to increase. Businesses such as fast food restaurants, florists and even hospitals need to store valuable items in low temperatures; therefore, the need for quality freezer warehousing stays strong. If you are considering starting a freezer warehouse, take steps such as building a business blueprint to ensure a better chance at success.

How to Start a Cold Storage Business

Starting Your Own Cold Storage Business

The cold storage business has been around since the 1800s, but during that time the only industry using it were the breweries and they mainly rely on the unsanitary practice of ice-harvesting. By the 1900s, the idea of cold storage has seeped into the meat packing business, until finally in the mid 20th century; these refrigeration facilities have been installed on trucks which were used to