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2025, the franchise delivered double-digit growth in franchise owner sales year-on- year, with some franchisees achieving exceptional results and doubling their revenue within the same period. That momentum has continued into


2026, with the network securing key new clients in the leisure, education and healthcare sectors. These areas are particularly significant as they represent high-value, long-term contracts and align with sectors where demand for professional cleaning is both essential and increasing. This performance highlights one of


NIC Local’s core strengths, its ability to support franchisees in winning and retaining meaningful contracts that drive real business growth.


A scalable, management-led model What sets NIC Local apart is its focus on building scalable, management-led businesses. Franchisees are supported with systems, training, and ongoing operational guidance, enabling them to focus on growth rather than day-to-day delivery. This model is particularly attractive to highly ambitious professionals looking


to transition into business ownership for the first time or looking to add to their current business portfolio. It offers the independence of running a business, combined with the backing of an established national infrastructure. Importantly, the opportunity is not capped. This sector is vast, and with over 4.7 million businesses in the UK requiring cleaning services, the potential client base is extensive. Growth is driven by ambition, with franchisees able to expand their teams, and contract portfolios over time without any territory limitations.


Why it’s hot right now Several factors are converging to make NIC Local, and the sector, particularly attractive: Ÿ Recurring revenue models driven by long-term contracts


Ÿ Rising hygiene standards across all industries


Ÿ Increased outsourcing of cleaning services by businesses


Ÿ Scalability through management- led operations


Ÿ Proven franchise performance, with strong growth across the network


For aspiring business owners, the appeal is clear. This is not a speculative opportunity, it is a chance to enter a well-established, growing market with a model designed for scale.


The bottom line NIC Local represents a modern approach to a traditional industry, combining the reliability of commercial cleaning with a forward-thinking franchise model. With strong network performance, access to high-value sectors, and a structure built for growth – along with a relatively low investment (£30,000 franchise fee + £15,000 working capital) – NIC Local stands out as a compelling option for those looking to build a profitable, sustainable business. In a sector where demand is huge


and opportunity is abundant; NIC Local is proving that cleaning up in business has never looked more attractive. n


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