My Macbook Pro takes to much time to start..

Hello, Guys.
I am using MacBook Pro 13" inch with 2.5GHz intel core i5, 5GB hard drive and 8GB RAM. and My problem is my mac takes to much time to start. it is taking almost 1 min to start.. is that a problem?? or?? can i find the solution for that??? Guy.?
and also i am using Mac OS 10.9 (mavericks)
Please Reply me.. Thank you

Hello,
1) Open disk utility and verify your disk. Sometimes, slow boot up can be a sign of disk damage (either due to file system corruption or physical failure).
2) More often, third party software drivers and launch agents can cause this to happen. Please run this program and post the output:
http://www.etresoft.com/etrecheck

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