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Dry Cleaning Franchise Opportunities

The dry cleaning industry includes both retail operations that specialize in consumer-based services and industrial dry cleaners that provide uniform laundering services. This $9 billion, highly fragmented market represents an attractive opportunity for entrepreneurs. Explore the franchises and business opportunities for sale in this category by clicking on the links below and remember to inquire to multiple opportunities to learn which business is right for you.

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Oxi Fresh Carpet Cleaning

Oxi Fresh Carpet Cleaning is proud to be the world's greenest and environmentally friendly carpet cleaner! Businesses with an explicit environmental focus are in high demand. We're a premier carpet cleaning business highlighting competitive edges such…

Cash Required: $40,900

Category: Cleaning Franchises

Chem-Dry Carpet Cleaning

Grow Your Share of a $5 Billion Industry  Chem-Dry is the world’s largest carpet cleaning franchise — and one of the most economical, multi-unit franchise opportunities you can own. Entrepreneur magazine has ranked Chem-Dry a top franchise…

Cash Required: $50,000

Category: Cleaning Franchises

N-Hance

Join America's #1 Cabinet Refinishing Franchise! N-Hance is a top-rated brand in the $450 billion home remodeling industry. With low costs of ownership, a proven business model designed for growth, and multiple revenue streams.  By providing…

Cash Required: $50,000

Category: Cleaning Franchises

Sir Grout

Multiple Revenue Streams Drive Business for Franchisees. Sir Grout® is a leader in the hard surface industry, offering grout, tile and stone restoration, wood floor refinishing, high durability coatings and slip resistance applications. As a Sir Grout…

Cash Required: $60,000

Category: Home Related

City Wide Franchise

Join A $100 Billion Recession-Resistant Industry!  The City Wide B2B sales and management franchise model is focused on saving time and solving problems in the commercial building maintenance industry.  City Wide Facility Solutions is celebrating 60…

Cash Required: $150,000

Category: Cleaning Franchises

If you’re planning to enter the dry cleaning market and are trying to decide if you will go the franchise route or open an independent business, we’d like to touch on some of the significant advantages that come with a franchise. Of course, you could have success either way, but there is a lot to like about what the franchise model has to offer.

Line Up the Legal Side

There is some legal red tape to deal with when starting a business in this industry. You’ll need to ensure that you have all the necessary licenses and certifications to operate as a dry cleaner in your area. Working with a franchise may make it easier to figure out those regulations. You want to get everything right from the start, so you don’t run into unexpected trouble later.

Sourcing Your Equipment

Another matter is determining how to acquire all the equipment needed to run a dry cleaning business properly on day one. You’ll have to provide the funds to purchase that equipment, of course, whether you work with a franchise or not. However, having the power of the franchise model at your back, you may get better pricing or access to better equipment that would be hard to source otherwise.

The Right Marketing Angle

Knowing where to promote your dry cleaning business can be tricky, especially when you are just getting started and you don’t yet know your local market intimately. The franchise may provide you with some marketing materials and concepts that you can use to get the ball rolling. Then, as time passes and you gain knowledge and experience, you can begin to fine-tune that marketing message to better target your best customers.

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