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Do I need any special training or background to become a Cleaning Authority franchise owner? No. We will provide full training that will give you all of the management tools needed to begin and maintain your business. Our Detail-Clean Rotation System® method of cleaning, coupled with our custom software program will provide you with a logical approach to operating and managing a successful Cleaning Authority franchise. After the initial training we will always be available to answer questions or lend assistance when you need it. What is the initial investment cost to start a franchise with The Cleaning Authority? Starting a franchise can be an expensive proposition. But at The Cleaning Authority, you don’t have to break the bank to get started. Actual costs vary depending on local market prices, but some recent franchises have started for as little as $80,000. Click Here or call 866-281-6243 to learn more about investment costs. Does The Cleaning Authority have protected territories? Yes. You receive a protected territory, identified by zip codes. The major criterion is the number of target households within the territory, which will be between 25,000 and 55,000. The determination of the size and dimensions of the territory is based upon the geographic region of the franchise and your desired size of business. How do I find customers? You don’t have to find customers - the customers find you! We have developed a direct marketing program that targets potential customers in every franchise territory. Our Corporate headquarters will provide all of the market research needed to reach your customer base, and do the mailing for you! Your potential customers will contact you. That leaves you to concentrate on what you do best: providing superior service to your customers. How will I know what to charge customers? Every market will be different based on economy and the cost of living standard. During your training, we will help you to research your territory to determine a fair and marketable price for your cleaning services. How do I attract employees? Your employees will come from a number of resources such as newspaper ads and referrals from other employees. We will take you step by step through the advertising, interviewing and hiring process for new employees. We will also show you how using a bonus and incentive plan can help to retain good employees. What facilities do I need to manage my business? To properly operate and manage your business you will need approximately 800-1200 square feet of office and storage space. Preferably this space will be on a ground floor level with access to a parking lot for cleaners to easily load and unload their equipment each day. During your training, we will help you to determine an appropriate business location in your territory. What is the next step in finding out more information about becoming a Cleaning Authority franchise owner? It's easy. Just fill out the contact form to the right or call our Corporate Headquarters at 866-281-6243.
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One out of 12 retail businesses in the U.S. is a franchised business.
Source: International Franchise Association
Franchised small businesses generated more jobs between 2001 and 2005 than several of the nation's major economic sectors.
Source: International Franchise Association
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