1282 days ago

Residential Cleaning Franchise

Joanna Marie from Flat Bush

Our residential cleaning business is looking for new owners. We are moving overseas and want to pass this great opportunity to someone wanting to earn $$ but still in control of their working hours

Most of our clients are in Central and East Auckland who has been with us since we started the business.

Earn about $6000++ per month with great potential to expand.
(current client amounting to $6500 per month)

With backup guarantee client amounting to $5200 given by master franchisee if needed

Price includes All chemicals and cleaning equipments including vacuum, etc.
Full professional Training and business mentoring will be provided by master franchisee.

Work
Mondays-fridays
9am-5pm (finish earlier in some days)
(schedule is flexible)

Must be holding permanent Resident visa

Price is Negotiable
Please contact Joanna 0223219396 for more information

Price: $20,000

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