Franchise Deep Dive: Coverall Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data

Coverall is a commercial cleaning services franchise that has been around for over 35 years and has seen steady growth ever since. Franchisees can select a franchise package and pay in accordance with the size of the customer base they are initially given by the franchisor, or opt for a $0 franchise fee and start with no initial business.

The brand was first founded in 1985 by a three-member team in San Diego, California. The brand has experienced rapid expansion over the past 35 years. Currently, the brand has 6,500 plus locations, all of which are franchised across the United States.

Coverall offers commercial cleaning services, including on-demand deep cleaning, disinfecting and contamination cleanup, as well as preventative maintenance to help protect floors and fabrics. The brand also offers window cleaning and everyday, general cleaning services, including dusting, mopping, waste removal and disinfecting surfaces.

Typically, the concept focuses on office buildings, medical buildings, educational facilities, retail locations, fitness facilities and industrial spaces.

This brand does not publicly disclose this information.

The total initial investment necessary to open a Coverall franchise ranges from $8,177 to $52,222.

The franchisee must also pay an ongoing royalty fee of 5% of gross monthly billings to the franchisor, as well as an administrative fee of 10% of gross monthly billings.

The franchise fee required to open a Coverall franchise ranges from $3K to $10K, depending on the prospective franchisee's choice of package. The cost is based on the current monthly dollar volume of the business a franchisee chooses to service, meaning the brand provides the franchisees with a number of customers.

A franchisee may also opt to pay no franchise fee, will begin a Coverall franchise with no initial business and will seek out their own customers.

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