Commercial Cleaning Franchise
You want to start a commercial cleaning franchise
and you're thinking a business franchise is the best way to go...
But why?
We started and grew our own cleaning business
ourselves
with no support and less than a hundred dollars. A commercial cleaning franchise would have cost us thousands!
Hello, I'm Ev of Suze & Ev's Custom
Clean. Suze and I ran our cleaning business for over ten years.
We can help you start your own commercial cleaning franchise.
The whole idea of a franchised commercial cleaning service is to hire cheap help and clean as many houses as humanly possible, fatten up the business and sell it off before it collapses under its own weight. Cleaning franchises are on the way out, they generally provide rather lousy service for an inflated price and they lack the very thing that is so great about running your own business, that it's yours! MOST of our present clients came to us after having been burned by a not so merry maid or less than unified clean team. The best thing a franchise can do for you is pre-disaster clients for your own business. They'll be so glad to have you instead of the ever-changing army of disgruntled people that parade through their homes breaking and scratching as they hurry along to their next job. Our advertising proudly states "Not a Franchise." If you clean for a Commercial Cleaning franchise. Buy one of our books. You'll be making $20 - $50 an hour within two weeks. Sign up for our Clean-Zine and Quick Start Guide. Start your cleaning business right now, for under $100.
Do I dislike all franchises? Not at all, if I were going to start a
restaurant or an oil change shop, a franchise would make sense. Those are
expensive, notoriously risky businesses. But house cleaning? or blind
cleaning? or commercial cleaning? You can start ANY cleaning business for
under $100. and have positive cash flow in two weeks. I've done them all,
house cleaning, blind cleaning, window cleaning, office cleaning,
construction cleaning, commercial cleaning, etc.
I started each of them for under $100
If you want to build up a
cleaning business that deals in bulk jobs, where you hire help to do the
work, you're far better off building it up over time and doing the work
yourself at first. You can build it to a "franchise level" in six months
to a year. Believe me, your money will go much farther in your
own hands. Besides, we have the Internet now, where there are always
people like Suze & Ev willing to help you out -- for a
fraction of the cost of these old school systems.
Starting a cleaning business is not rocket science, but there is a lucrative
way and a not-so-lucrative way. When I started I was making $12. an hour,
but soon figured how to get that up to $18. an hour and now I make, on
average, $35. an hour. I've been doing this for ten years and trust me,
buying a commercial cleaning franchise is a bad deal for you, it's a great
deal for the ones doing the franchising.
I've got your franchise and
it will be less than a hundred bucks! Good luck, and I hope you make the right decision for YOU.
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