Commercial Cleaning Franchises

The rebounding economy has resulted in overall business growth. As office vacancies decrease, the need for commercial cleaning services will continue to grow as well. Business growth and increased demand are both signs that the future is bright for anyone considering an investment in a commercial cleaning franchise. Offering large-scale janitorial, specialized cleaning, or maintenance services, a professional commercial cleaning franchise provides a low barrier of entry for the right entrepreneur.

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Did You Know?

By 2016, revenues of janitorial services in the U.S. are projected to reach more than $46 billion.

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SOURCE: Statista; US Census Bureau
52% of cleaning operations managers are most concerned about customer complaints.

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SOURCE: Ipsos; Procter & Gamble
Job growth in cleaning industry is predicted to be about 6% by 2020.

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SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics
More than 30 percent of all cleaning products in the professional space are considered green.

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SOURCE: ISSA

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Types of Commercial Cleaning Franchises

From hauling junk to janitorial services to building maintenance, there are a variety of options in the commercial cleaning field. Savvy entrepreneurs can also decide to specialize in certain areas, such as medical cleaning, which requires an understanding of the various regulations involved to pass mandatory inspections. As environmental concerns grow, another way that a commercial cleaning franchise can distinguish itself from competitors is by focusing on green cleaning with environmentally friendly products and techniques.

Why Buy a Commercial Cleaning Business?

The commercial cleaning market is a fairly stable franchise industry to pursue, without a lot of fluctuation related to the economy. Simply put, office spaces need to be cleaned in good and bad economic times. What’s more, this type of franchise business appeals to many entrepreneurs because it offers ongoing, repeat business without a lot of overhead. Even the necessary workforce for a commercial cleaning franchise requires less of an investment because the staff needs no formal education or training.