FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £20,000


Gross Profit Guarantee Minster Cleaning offers a compelling prospect…


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inster Cleaning began trading in 1982 and has been a Full Member of the British Franchise Association (BFA) since 1992. The company has branches across the UK and there are more than


5,000 people employed across the network. Annual turnover is over £55million. Top branches are achieving sales of more than £2million per year, with many turning over in excess of £1million. As one of the UK’s largest commercial cleaning


franchises, Minster Cleaning offer prospective franchisees with people-management skills a safe and secure future when they buy a new (greenfield) territory. Starting a new business venture can seem


an uncertain prospect. That’s why if you start a greenfield territory with Minster Cleaning, they guarantee* that you can achieve a gross profit of £45,000 in your first year of trading! All you have


“No management fee to pay for the first 12 months of your franchise”


to do is follow the marketing plan for the first 12 months. Minster Cleaning is so confident in their business model that if you deliver the marketing plan and £45,000 gross profit is not achieved, they will cover any shortfall. To help you get up and running when you


purchase a new Minster Cleaning territory, you will also pay no management fee for the first 12 months of trading. This means a saving of 7% on all new contracts won in this period. These two offers combined really help give new


franchisees an initial boost to get their businesses up and running.


Investment level: £20k-£50k


* Terms and conditions apply – please visit minsterfranchise.co.uk for full details.


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