There are thousands of different franchise models out there — and no two franchises are alike. Owning a commercial cleaning franchise is a little different each day. When you own a franchise business, you essentially take on three roles—business owner, employer, and franchisee.

Peak season means holidays, socializing and, we hope, plenty of traffic through your doors! The only downside—traffic brings elements that wreak havoc on your workplace floors. Neglect them and the results will show up in your bottom line, sooner or later.

Roughly a quarter of all veterans are interested in starting their own business, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration. If you’re one of those veterans looking to start a new career, you might find franchise business ownership appealing due to the flexibility, support, and fulfilment it offers.

Starting a commercial cleaning franchise business can offer new owners profit potential with low startup costs. When you buy a franchise, you buy the pieces of a business that a start-up company may take years to acquire.

It's no secret that a clean space is good for business. But how will you manage to keep up during the busiest time of the year? As holiday shopping begins, retail owners want to make a good impression and ensure their stores can withstand heavier foot traffic.

In today’s economy, more and more people are exploring the opportunity of going into business for themselves. Franchise growth is on the rise in 2019 , according to the International Franchise Association. The commercial cleaning business is an excellent option for first-time business owners who are looking for a great investment opportunity.

Business owners know how vital it is to keep their spaces clean and organized. But what type of services do commercial cleaning companies offer to help handle the lift? We break down the main services you can expect from a commercial cleaning company and why these services are imperative to your business.

Franchised business owners come with a variety of skills and experiences. Some have cleaning experience, some have experience running a business, and many have no experience at all. When it comes to operating your commercial cleaning franchised business, some qualities help more than others.

Working in clutter is a challenge most of us struggle with at some point in our lives. Whether it’s because we become too attached to objects, or because our busy schedules make organization seem impossible, messy areas are distracting and could impact your performance.

Getting a franchise business up and running is only the beginning. Part of growing your cleaning services franchise requires you to build trust with your current customers, connect with others in the community and use your available resources from your franchisor to really stand out.