CleanNet USA provides franchisees with extensive training in classrooms, videos, manuals, and one-on-one instruction at a job–site. They’re never left on their own to cope with unfamiliar supplies, surfaces, or equipment. A company representative is always available to help. Training is on–going, with classes and seminars, newsletters, and management and safety awareness programs. Because quality control is a priority, CleanNet USA provides franchisees with proprietary software and technology that helps them deliver the promised services and immediately solve any problems that may arise. Franchisees are allowed to acquire customers at a level that is comfortable for them, whether that’s just one contract or many. CleanNet USA looks for franchisees who have a business and sales background – a resume and personal finance statement are required for all franchise applicants.

CleanNet USA Franchise Opportunities - History

In 1988, Mark Salek founded Cleannet USA and began franchising his successful business quickly. The business, which is centered around the Baltimore/Washington DC area, has branches in nearly every area of the country now.

CleanNet USA Franchise Cost / Initial Investment / CleanNet USA Franchise

Income

The costs of having a CleanNet franchise vary greatly depending on the size of the business the franchisee intends to run. The franchise fee can run from $2,950 all the way to $83,000, while the total investment ranges between $6,655 and $92,950. CleanNet USA tacks on a 5% ongoing royalty fee for net sales. Franchisees must have a net worth of $10,000 to $300,000, with approximately half of that in liquid assets.

CleanNet USA Business Opportunities: Other Information

In the last decade, the amount of office space in America has doubled, meaning a near endless supply of business space that needs to be professionally cleaned on a daily basis. Building maintenance is a fairly recession-proof industry being that office space will always need to be cleaned. CleanNet USA has a thorough quality control system set up to ensure the best service. This system includes computer monitoring, daily log books, damage reports, regular inspections, telephone surveys, report cards, and an emergency hotline for sudden, time-sensitive cleaning needs.