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An increasing demand for professional home cleaning services, mainly due to busy lifestyles and an aging population, has increased the popularity of domestic cleaning franchises. The UK domestic cleaning industry sector is worth nearly £60 billion annually and employs 1.47 million people. Cleaning franchises range from well-established national brands such as Molly Maids, Merry Maids, Maid2Clean, Servicemaster Clean, Bight & Beautiful to smaller, regional operators. Most home cleaning franchises are management opportunities which means that you do not do the hands on cleaning work, but instead manage your team and spend time developing your business. Domestic cleaning franchises offer a stable and potentially lucrative opportunity for franchise owners.
cleaning-domestic.jpgAn increasing demand for professional home cleaning services, mainly due to busy lifestyles and an aging population, has increased the popularity of domestic cleaning franchises. The UK domestic cleaning industry sector is worth nearly £60 billion annually and employs 1.47 million people. Cleaning franchises range from well-established national brands such as Molly Maids, Merry Maids, Maid2Clean, Servicemaster Clean, Bight & Beautiful to smaller, regional operators. Most home cleaning franchises are management opportunities which means that you do not do the hands on cleaning work, but instead manage your team and spend time developing your business. Domestic cleaning franchises offer a stable and potentially lucrative opportunity for franchise owners.
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