Two Maids’ parent company, Home Franchise Concepts, is one of the largest direct-to-consumer franchise companies in North America and home to a family of 10 service brands inclusive of 2,400 franchised territories in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. For 30 years, our purpose has been to enhance lives and communities by providing individuals and families a trusted path to financial independence by owning their own business. As a subsidiary of $18B-strong JM Family Enterprises, Inc., Home Franchise Concepts is proud to offer Two Maids franchisees stability, leadership, and business opportunities that can’t be equaled by any other franchisor.
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Low investment, low cost of entry, high margin business model with minimal capital expenditures
All advertising and marketing is digital and done by the Two Maids home office. We invest 100% of our marketing spend to digital channels such as pay-per-click, social media, and SEO. Getting in front of a qualified lead that is ready to make a buying decision is our main priority. This approach allows us to generate a much higher ROI than traditional methods which use offline advertising.
10 days initial training to make sure franchisees are ready for their grand opening. Franchise owners and their business partners will be trained for five days in Birmingham, AL and five days inside franchisees selected territory to learn:
Plus, new owners can take advantage of an optional 3-day training course inside a current franchisee’s office.
Two maids provides qualified Veterans a 15% discount off the initial franchise fee.
The Two Maids Franchise Opportunity
A Day in the Life of a Two Maids Franchise Owner
Here’s what you can expect to spend to start the business and what ongoing fees the franchisor charges throughout the life of the business.
The total estimated cost for establishing the business (including: franchise fee, fixed assets, inventory, deposits, other fees and costs, and the working capital required for initial start-up).
Net worth is the value of all assets, minus the total of all liabilities (what is owned minus what is owed).
Your liquid capital, or the cash you need on-hand in order to be able to enter into the franchise agreement.
Actual owner reviews from our third party, independent surveys.
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