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Maid Right, a premium home-cleaning service concept, is seeking franchisees in the Atlanta area and throughout Georgia. The brand, part of Premium Service Brands, is targeting Atlanta due to its strong growth potential and available territories.
Maid Right, a premium home-cleaning service concept with 21 locations open throughout the U.S., is actively seeking franchisees in the Atlanta area and throughout the rest of Georgia.
Maid Right, which is a part of Premium Service Brands, a leading home service franchise conglomerate, is targeting Atlanta because of Georgia business’ strong growth potential. Additionally, because Maid Right is a young brand it has maximum territories available in the state, while many of its competitors are sold out.
Kelly Trim, who is vice president of franchise development with Maid Right, says she is confident in the potential of Maid Right in the Atlanta market and sees it as an area that’s poised for substantial growth.
“We're over-the-moon excited about the opportunities for Maid Right owners in Georgia and across the Southeast,” said Trim. “Georgia is a business-friendly state, Atlanta is a vibrant and growing community and growth of small businesses here has been incredible to see. As home services continue to boom, Maid Right is finding itself in the perfect position here.”
Though Premium Service Brands is a Charlottesville, Virginia-based company, Maid Right has two full time employees based in Atlanta, including Trim. Those who franchise with the essential residential and commercial cleaning brand can take advantage of the additional support at the local level.
Metro Atlanta is not the only prime territory still available and poised for growth in business-friendly Georgia. Territories with Maid Right are available in downtown Atlanta, South Atlanta, Decatur, Lawrenceville, Conyers, Athens, Stockbridge, Gainesville, Peachtree City, Augusta, Macon, Rome and Savannah.
Throughout the pandemic, Maid Right has proved itself to be an essential business. Not only are people spending more time in their homes, but they’re also more conscious of cleanliness than ever before. And for Georgia residents who are looking to leave corporate America after being laid off from companies like Coca-Cola, Delta and Home Depot, Maid Right presents a viable and exciting new business venture in the service industry.
Chris Hoover, who has been franchising with the brand since 2018 after working in the restaurant industry for 20 years, said that the initial shock of the pandemic was difficult and that his regular clients cancelled service. Since then, he has been on track to return to his regular rate of business and continue to grow his brand.
“People are always looking to get their houses clean, and Atlanta is no exception,” Hoover said. “Before COVID-19 I had more business than I knew what to do with. Things slowed down a bit, but as people become more comfortable we’re seeing a return to normal and hearing from more and more people who are looking for their homes to be as clean as possible.”
Hoover also said it was the low cost to entry and flexibility of his schedule that appealed to him when making a career change.
“I left the restaurant industry because I wanted more quality time with my family,” Hoover said. “I had a good gut feeling about Maid Right. Plus, they sell an existing business model at a great price, which is something that really motivated me.
Those interested in franchising with Maid Right must qualify financially for single- or multi-unit development upon signing the franchise agreements. Approval is contingent on application and committee approval, including current financials.
The investment for a Maid Right franchise ranges from $90,000 to $140,000, with a franchise fee of $60,000. For more info, visit: ***
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on December 3, 2020. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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