The Janitorial Agency Franchise Systems Corp.
Why Franchise?
Franchising is responsible for 760,000 businesses, 18 million jobs, 14% of the private sector employment, and over $500 billion in payroll over a 4 year period. The index that tracks the performance of the top 50 franchisors increased 34.5% compared to a drop of 20.1% in the S&P 500 over the same period. There were 29.6 million businesses in 2008 in the United States, and only 2,400 are franchises. The success rate of a franchise is much higher than a business that hasn't gone through the fire to become a franchise.
Why Franchise with The Janitorial Agency Franchise Systems Corp.?
Here are some statistics to give you that peace of mind. A study by The United States Chamber of Commerce found that 86% of franchises opened within the last five years were still under the same ownership and 97% of them were still open for business. A U.S. Department of Commerce study showed that during that same time less than 5% of franchise businesses were closed each year.
- That gives the Janitorial Agency Franchise Systems Corp. a 95% or more success rate.
- A U.S. Small Business Administration study found that 62% of non-franchised businesses closed within the first 6 years of their existence due to failure, bankruptcy, etc.
- For the janitorial industry the percentage of failure is over 94% in the first year for non-franchise businesses.
- Total sales by franchised businesses are projected to reach over $2 trillion this year. 1 out of every 12 businesses is a franchised business. A new franchised business is opened every 8 minutes of every business day. In 2000, the median gross annual income, before taxes, of franchisees was in the $75,000 to $124,000 range, with over 30% of franchisees earning over $150,000 per year.
- With The Janitorial Agency Franchise Systems Corp. Model the ROI is even higher.
- Exclusive areas start at $25,000!
Why Franchise in the Janitorial Industry?
During this recession every entrepreneur is searching for an industry that has stability. In 2009 the Commercial cleaning industry was a $130 billion industry and is considered one of the fastest growing industries in the U.S. with a projected growth of over $170 billion annually by 2013. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the fastest growing occupation for the next decade is that of a professional cleaning specialist.
As long as there are commercial buildings, office complexes, banks, retail shopping centers, industrial facilities and medical centers, there will always be a need for quality-minded cleaning professionals, regardless of economic conditions. As new buildings are completed and new businesses open, there will be more commercial cleaning opportunities.
- High growth potential; every commercial property is a prospect
- Requires few employees to operate the business
- Industry is virtually "recession-proof"
- Capitalize on the growing business trend of "outsourcing"
- Professional Business-to-Business market, rather than the Residential market
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