This is a rare opportunity to acquire a fully operational, cash-flowing residential cleaning business with a proven track record and an established customer base. The business has been operating for approximately 18 years — a testament to the kind of staying power that is genuinely difficult to build and hard to duplicate. It currently serves approximately 90 active, recurring clients and completes roughly 130 cleanings a month — delivering the kind of predictable, repeat revenue that most buyers spend years trying to build from scratch. Notably, every one of those 90 clients was acquired without any marketing investment whatsoever; the entire customer base was built through word of mouth and organic growth alone. For a new owner willing to put even modest resources behind marketing, the ceiling for customer growth is substantially higher than where the business sits today. With systems, staff, and customers already in place, a qualified buyer can step in and begin generating revenue from day one. The sale includes two company vehicles, making it truly turnkey for a new owner. Office space is included via an existing lease at $850/month. Whether you are a first-time business owner looking for a stable, manageable operation or an experienced operator seeking to expand your portfolio, this business eliminates the uncertainty of a startup and gives you a foundation that has already weathered nearly two decades of market conditions. Beyond the stability of the existing operation, the location represents a genuine growth opportunity. Flagler County has been one of the fastest-growing counties in Florida — and in the country — driven by significant residential expansion, new master-planned communities, and a rapidly increasing population that shows no signs of slowing. Every new home built is a potential new customer. Every new neighborhood coming online is a market that does not yet have a trusted cleaning provider. There is also a meaningful untapped opportunity in commercial office cleaning — a revenue stream the current operation has never pursued — which would allow a new owner to layer an entirely new line of business on top of an already-productive residential foundation. A new owner does not simply inherit a stable book of business — they inherit a foothold in one of the most growth-oriented residential markets in the Southeast, with the infrastructure already in place to scale into it. Interested buyers will be required to sign a non disclosure prior to viewing financials and operational details. An 18-year-old service business with recurring revenue, loyal clientele, and real assets does not stay on the market long.