CLEANING FRANCHISES FEATURE


Safe pair of hands


Nearly all organisations need commercial cleaning, but it’s clearly critical for some – like schools, hospitals and other care-giving environments, all places where Minster Cleaning’s services are in high demand.


Healthcare cleaning experts Minster Cleaning is a leading provider of office and commercial cleaning to businesses throughout the UK. The network of franchisees run their own commercial cleaning businesses, offering a wide range of cleaning services to local organisations in their area. Key sectors include general office, manufacturing, leisure, local government, retail, education, and healthcare (primarily medical and dental practices requiring specialist cleaning).


Cleaning to NHS standards Healthcare is an important market for Minster Cleaning thanks to its expertise in providing specialist cleaning services to the sector. Minster Cleaning’s healthcare cleaning plans and audit processes align with the current NHS National Standards of Healthcare Cleanliness guidelines and Care Quality Commission (CQC) requirements. Minster Cleaning’s healthcare cleaning


plan, based on the NHS National Standards of Healthcare Cleanliness, covers all functional risk categories, elements, frequencies and responsibilities in a practice and helps to prevent cross contamination and control infection.


“ering exceptional


suppo and advice to each ranchise paner throughout their journey”


The service Minster Cleaning provides


includes regular cleaning audits to ensure the agreed plan is being strictly followed, giving peace of mind that the highest standards are always maintained. Ian Hadley, Head of Operations for Minster Cleaning, says: “Our audited cleaning plans are customised for each practice and ensure a high level of cleanliness which in turn provides infection prevention and compliance with the CQC inspections.” Minster Cleaning is a trusted


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brand with a track record of success. Established in 1982,


its fully tried-and-tested business model consistently generates high returns and many franchisees have been with Minster Cleaning over 25 years, while the average length of a franchise partnership is 17 years. The territories are large and exclusive,


providing a wide target market with the potential for sustained growth. The top Minster Cleaning branches have sales of up to £3.5million+ per year whilst over half of branches have a turnover of £1million+ per year. The support and training new


franchisees receive does not stop when a Minister Cleaning branch opens. The brand prides itself on offering exceptional support and advice to help franchisees run a successful Minster Cleaning branch, realising the maximum potential of their franchise. Mike Parker, Managing Director at


Minster Cleaning, says “We’re very proud of what we have achieved at Minster Cleaning but, more than that, we are incredibly proud of what our franchisees have achieved. By working together with ambitious, talented individuals from across the UK, we’ve grown to become one of the UK’s most successful and long-running management franchises.” If you’re interested in developing a


low-risk business, backed by a respected brand and enjoying unrivalled support, new and existing franchise opportunities can be found on the website. For new territories, the initial start-up cost is £20,000 plus vat, which covers licence fee, territory, IT equipment and training, plus a comprehensive marketing launch package. In addition, a minimum of £35,000 working capital plus personal drawings is required. 


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