FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £12,000 At home


with Homeclean What 24 hours holds for master licence holder


Kevin Shaw – a Homeclean franchise success story M


anaging Director Kevin joined as a franchisee in Manchester back in September 2017 having spent 10 years working for a well-known cinema chain. Kevin had grown tired


of working hard to put money in someone else’s pockets, and decided to look for a way to become his own boss. With a very small budget he set out


to investigate the plethora of franchises available, and came across the opportunity to invest in a Homeclean franchise in his home city. Kevin hit the ground running and after a successful first year he was in the position to buy his second Homeclean franchise in Leeds which, like Manchester, went from strength to strength.


"I’m always available over the phone for our network to get in touch, however I like to contact them too, from time to time. We’re like a big family at Homeclean"


In July 2019, Kevin had made such a success of his business that he agreed to buy the master Homeclean franchise and apply his skills and expertise learned over the two years to grow the business nationally and internationally. Since then, Homeclean head office has grown from a staff of two to sixteen employees, and the Homeclean network continues to expand. Kevin says this is due to a mixture of the very low initial investment, the amazing system of coaching and support he personally supplies to franchisees, and the limitless potential for growth – proven by what he himself managed to achieve in just two short years. Kevin gives us a tour of an average day for him at


Homeclean and insights into how much his life has changed for the better.


6:30am – Wake up, shower, eat breakfast, get my son ready for nursery.


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7:30am – Leave the house for the office, dropping my son off on the way. (Previously I ran my franchise from my kitchen table at home).


Investment level: £10k-£20k


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