Dry Cleaning Franchise Opportunities
In 2017, 28.15 million Americans said they used a dry cleaner in the last three months.
Revenues from dry cleaning services in the U.S. are projected to reach $8.08 billion by 2020.
The average U.S. household spends about $500 on dry cleaning per year.
The dry cleaning industry's contribution to the economy will rise at a 0.4% rate/year until 2022.
Types of Dry Cleaning Franchises
When it comes to types of dry cleaning franchises, you have several options. A traditional dry cleaners, a dry cleaner that also offers laundry services (i.e. fluff and fold) or a dry cleaner that provides specialized cleaning for items such as wedding dresses, furs or leather. The choice of which type of dry cleaner franchise you wish to pursue will depend on what your local area can support. There are also discount dry cleaners now, offering lower prices on same day service.
Why Consider Dry Cleaning Franchises
A dry cleaning franchise is a great choice for the right entrepreneur because it is a business that enjoys huge demand, even during economic downturns. Most dry cleaners have a great deal of repeat business as well as low employee turnover, making a dry cleaning franchise a stable opportunity. What's more, a dry cleaning franchise doesn't have to maintain a large inventory. Dry cleaners, and laundries, have also been rated as among the top ten enterprises with the lowest failure rate.
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