17 Niche Service Business Ideas (Low Competition)

Here are 17 home service business ideas that have very low competition. Each of these business ideas has high search volume but low competition and would be easy to rank on Google. Whether you are looking to start your own business full time or add a side hustle, these are great service businesses to start.

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[bobdhitman]

As a journeyman heavy duty mechanic who’s worked in the rental industry for 10 years in various roles, I HIGHLY recommend you put EVERY brain cells 150% capacity and think before pulling the trigger on buying dozers and renting them.

[AlisaLewis]

Great video Tim, I appreciate all the service businesses you have shared as it was very helpful to select a few and do the research. Thanks so much! 🎉🎉🎉

[BneiAnusim]

My wife is a High School dropout and last year made 300k. We live in Florida and she was helping an old couple to do stuff around the house first. Later she got a CNA license ($150) and last year created her own company.
Also, mobile groomers are a "gold mine" every time I try can't get an appointment. They don't even call back! Love the video, already subscribed! 😉

[michaelkelley]

I very much enjoyed this video! I want to start my own business sooo bad, and this vid gave me some really good ideas. And, even if I don't start with one of these, I see how it's done and can research on my own. But I'll still watch more videos like this if you make them lol

[creivecorporation]

Thank you for this valuable info! There are only 16 ideas though. Yes, I was very interested!

[sunnysideup]

Brother you are absolutely amazing!! Thank you for your video. It was extremely informative!!
Thank you, sincerely David

[WorryFreeGardening]

Interesting ideas! Some out of the norm. Thanks!

[hasty-carnaage]

Absolutely do not get into renting out equipment... the renters will always beat the absolute dogwater out of the equipment. You will have repairs after every renter and youll simply never recoup your costs.

[KíngMagíc]

Thank you these incredible ideas Brother.

[BizBob]

Interesting list. Some of these are great! Thanks for the video.

[imaz]

Anyone who is concerned about pronunciation vs learning should start a pronunciation service business...

[Largepapa]

Elevator companies usually use proprietary parts. That's why there are only three of them. There is also huge insurance costs and its a very highly skilled and regulated trade.

[zhangrita]

Hi Tim. Thank you for sharing. When you search these keywords did you set for which state?

[PhanoftheShow]

i’m gonna keep it 💯, most of these ideas stink as standalone businesses but if it’s a service you offer then focus your marketing on those things and your other services become value adds

[marlenelawson]

FINALLY - a good video with new ideas for small business ideas

[steem]

This is really outstanding and helpful. Thank you for putting all the work you did into this video!

[hunterconley]

I just started poop scooping service and it’s booming within 1 month of starting!!

[leeroyexcavator]

I have been in heavy equipment operation for almost 30yrs. I owned 2 of my own dozers. Where I live there are several rental companies that rent all kinds of dozers etc. It is a very high dollar start up cost!!! CDL+ Semi+ Dozer. Cost you at least $50, 000 to start for old stuff. New stuff would be close to $200 to $300, 000!! Dozer rental would be very limited clients list most people just hire a owner operator.

[rodeoisbest]

This gave me SO many Ideas! Not just the ones you listed either, or expansions on them. Now I have the (good) problem of sifting through them to find one to act on. THANK YOU!!!

[jcrawford]

Thanks I just laid off 2 days ago and I can only see it as an opportunity to start something more meaningful and rewarding.