FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £30,000 Clean team


NIC Services Group presents an attractive management franchise opportunity


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IC has been involved in the commercial cleaning sector for over 50 years and has over 25


years' franchising experience. It is this industry knowledge and experience – together with the low overheads that come from being a home-based management franchise – that ensures the continued success of its franchisees. Starting your own business can be a


daunting prospect. Having a network of support and a proven business model can really help you minimise the risk and maximise your potential. It’s your own business but you have the support, training, and a successful and recognised brand behind you. NIC franchisees are not cleaners.


They manage their cleaning teams and develop their franchise. This is achieved with the constant ongoing help, support, and guidance from a Business Development team.


 Charlotte Eccleston


oh in ecess of bn per year, the cleaning and suppo services market is not aected by seasonal or economic influences  its a viually recession proof business”


As one of the largest single industries


in the UK, currently worth in excess of £8billion per year, the cleaning and support services market continues to be a growing industry. It is hardly affected by seasonal or economic influences, making it virtually recession-proof. In fact, due to the pandemic, cleaning has become even more of an essential service


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and is now seen as extremely important to many businesses. NIC will give you all the necessary


training, all you need, therefore, is the desire to run a successful business. The franchise owned by business


partners Charlotte Eccleston and Kerry Miller is one of NIC’s many success stories now enjoying the flexibility that running your own commercial cleaning business can bring. With a turnover approaching £2million a year, the pair have built up a very successful business. Charlotte recalls: “I worked for a large corporate organisation for over 12 years, working my way up to general management and when I was made redundant, I took a few months out to decide what I wanted to do. I began to look at commercial cleaning franchises. The sector that stood out for me because virtually everything needs cleaning every day – therefore there’s no limit to your potential earnings;


it’s an essential service.” Kerry Miller adds: “We really enjoy


running a franchise, especially being your own boss and the flexibility that brings. As our business has grown, we have been able to recruit a team to provide us with invaluable support. This frees up our time so we can concentrate on meeting with clients, both existing and potential ones.” As a true management franchise,


cleaning industry experience is not required as a comprehensive training course is provided. Consistent ongoing support and mentoring is also provided through Business Development Managers (BDM) who work with and support franchisees to help secure, develop and grow their business throughout the life of their franchise. Unlike other franchisors, the BDM support is available to franchisees for as long as you are a franchisee with NIC at no extra cost. The support doesn’t stop there either, as there is also a comprehensive admin support function provided by Head Office to cover key elements of the business. This includes invoicing, credit control and a full payroll bureau service allowing franchisees to concentrate on building their business. NIC further supports your growth by offering you a business with no geographical restrictions; with NIC you are free to choose where in the UK you operate. With their industry leading support,


combined with the NIC brand and the franchisees own personality, NIC provides you with the tools for you to build a substantial and scalable business. 


NIC SERVICES GROUP Commercial cleaning 0113 231 0210 nicfranchise.co.uk info@nicfranchise.co.uk


Investment level: £20k-£50k


*subject to your investment level


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