The Cleaning Authority Franchise Costs & Requirements for 2024

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About The Cleaning Authority


Liquid Capital: $50,000

Net Worth Requirement: $225,000

Franchise Fees: $20,000

Royalty: 5% - 6%

Training and Support: Available

Home Office: Columbia, MD

CEO: Robert Weddle

The Cleaning Authority

Investement Range $101,686 - $169,272


The Cleaning Authority is a prominent leader in the growing $46 billion cleaning services industry, providing top-notch residential cleaning services to over 100,000 families across the US and Canada. Since its inception in 2015 and its start in franchising in 2019, The Cleaning Authority has developed a reputation for excellence and a business model designed for growth. Franchisees benefit from a robust support system and a focus on customer retention, making it one of the largest residential cleaning companies by revenue within the markets it operates.

Why Choose The Cleaning Authority?

  • Focus on Growth: The Cleaning Authority provides its franchisees with the tools they need to focus on business operations rather than cleaning homes. This approach allows franchisees to work "on" their business for scalability and potential expansion.
  • Comprehensive Franchisee Support: Known for exceptional support, The Cleaning Authority helps franchisees with customer acquisition, retention, and optimizing bottom line performance through unparalleled business management and operational support.

Ideal Franchisee Profile

The Cleaning Authority looks for entrepreneurs who are ready to take control of their schedules and create a desirable lifestyle for themselves and their families. Ideal candidates should:

  • Value the time-tested systems and focus on ambitious growth.
  • Be committed to providing exceptional customer service and developing a strong team.

 

Searching for more information? Download the 2024 The Cleaning Authority Franchise Disclosure Document FDD below.

The Cleaning Authority FDD 2024

 

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