Own a Maid Service Franchise for Less Than Starting New — Existing Customers, Staff & Location in Place (Make an Offer, Must Sell)

Here’s a rare chance to step into an established residential cleaning franchise already operating, with paying customers, trained staff, and a great retail location — for less than the cost of starting from scratch.

This business is priced aggressively because the owner lives about an hour away and cannot give the local attention this opportunity deserves. A hands-on, local owner could quickly unlock the growth that’s sitting here.

You are not buying a startup.
You are buying momentum.

What You’re Getting That a New Franchise Buyer Doesn’t:
• 65 recurring customers already on the schedule
• 6 employees in place (3 FT, 3 PT) including a branch manager
• 730 sq ft retail office in a high-visibility strip center ($900/mo)
• Equipment, supplies, systems, signage — all included
• Established territory covering 22 zip codes and 52,000+ qualified households
• Proven national brand with call center, marketing support, and training
• Fully built operational infrastructure

Walk in on Day 1 and run the business. No buildout. No hiring from zero. No waiting months to get your first customer.

Why This is a “Make an Offer” Opportunity?
The owner operates this business almost entirely remotely and spends 0–1 hour per week on it. The distance has limited growth, marketing, and staff expansion.

A local owner who:
• Hires 1–2 more cleaning pros
• Invests modestly in local marketing
• Engages with the team daily
…could dramatically increase revenue in a short time.

The seller knows this. That’s why this is priced to sell.

Financial Snapshot:
• Revenue ~ $185k–$190k
• Weighted SDE: ~$11,000
• Asset value included: ~$10,000
• Asking $89,900 — less than the cost to open new with zero customers

You are effectively buying the customer base, staff, location, and infrastructure at a startup price.

Growth Is Obvious

The seller said it best:

“If I had $50,000 to double sales, I’d split it between PPC marketing and hiring a local person to do guerrilla marketing.”

The territory is large. The demand is there. The systems are in place.

What’s missing is a local owner.

Ideal Buyer

This is perfect for:
• An owner-operator wanting predictable weekday hours
• A buyer who wants a service business with recurring revenue
• Someone who understands that buying existing is smarter than starting new


Reason for Sale:
Owner is focusing on businesses closer to home. Distance is the only issue here.

Make an Offer:
Serious inquiries only. Seller is motivated and open to reasonable offers and creative deal structures.

Step into a nationally recognized brand with customers, employees, and systems already running — for less than startup cost.