Business Manager / Franchise Owner / Sales

You won’t clean homes, you’ll lean on people who will

As a Molly Maid owner, you’ll hire, train and manage your franchise team. You’ll enjoy a flexible schedule. You’ll thrive with the recurring income from repeat customers. You’ll build a scalable equity business. And, you’ll secure your family’s future.

Successful owners are Achievers.

Molly Maid owners have management and leadership experience. They have good communication and interpersonal skills. They are customer-service oriented. They want a proven system and are eager to work within it. And, they are prepared to devote their fulltime to building a successful business.

Molly Maid owner Dave Poole reveals why Molly Maid was a good fit.

“My wife, Jennifer, and I both enjoyed 20-year corporate careers before partnering with Molly Maid in 2004. I never thought I’d happen upon a cleaning service business, but it’s a service business that happens to be cleaning.

The operating model is simple and sound, it’s recession resistant, the cash flow is predictable, and we’re in control of our future. And, at the end of every day, customers want to know that we’ve relieved them of a tiresome burden and given them more personal time, which we do reliably and repeatedly."

To sum up, the advantages of owning a Molly Maid franchise are many:

• Immediate brand name recognition
• Recession-resistant
• Predictable recurring revenue through referrals and repeat customers
• Monday-Friday workweek with daytime hours
• Exceptional support team from a franchisor with more than 25-years of experience
• A simple, all cash business

For a modest investment your return on effort can be quit rewarding:

• Minimum net worth:  $250,000  ($30,000 in liquid funds)
• Initial franchise fees:  $64,500
• Working capital for 12 months:  (approximately) $100,000
• Total investment:  approximately $165,000

The top 25% of Molly Maid owners average $1.2 million in annual sales.