Tax season has arrived, and many Americans look forward to receiving their tax refunds. No matter the refund amount, this extra inflow of cash can provide valuable opportunities to help your financial future. We’re not talking about investing in stocks but starting your own independent franchised commercial cleaning business.
We believe 2022 will offer you a great opportunity to step out and invest in yourself. When starting a new franchise, you want to make sure you’re giving yourself the best chance to maximize your opportunity for growth by selecting an industry that is poised for growth and is proven to have long-term success. Commercial cleaning franchises remain at the top of both lists.
With a Jani-King franchise, you can work at your own pace, set your hours, and enjoy all the benefits of owning your own business without the difficulty and downfall of learning the ropes on your own.
Starting A Jani-King Franchise Is A Smart Investment
- Low Cost
There are many franchise businesses on the market, but depending on the industry, startup investment can be extremely expensive. This is not the case for commercial cleaning franchises. Startup fees are relatively low and may be partially covered by your tax refund. The initial franchise costs go a long way and include Jani-King’s extensive training program and account offerings as well.
- Rapid Growing Industry
Since the pandemic hit, businesses across all regions have placed greater attention on cleaning and disinfecting services. The commercial cleaning industry was flourishing before the pandemic, but the demand for cleaning services keeps climbing, making this a high-potential business.
- Benefit From the Work
With a Jani-King commercial franchise, you are in control. Grow your business to your ideal size. With an energetic approach, hard work, and good customer relations, our Franchise Owners can have an enjoyable business, create a legacy for their families, provide welcome jobs for people in their community, and work toward their ultimate goals.
- No Brick & Mortar Location
Turn your tax refund into a money-making enterprise with a franchise that doesn’t require a brick-and-mortar location. You can rent a workspace as an option, but with the skyrocket rent prices though out the country, why spend that money when you can run your commercial cleaning franchise from your own home?
There are many ways to spend your tax refund this Spring, but why not pave the way for a new franchise opportunity with Jani-King. For more than 50 years, Jani-King has provided cleaning franchise opportunities to driven individuals striving to secure ownership of their own business. That support, through our Franchising Program, includes a collaborative communication effort, ongoing updates in the industry, and key benefits to help you set up a business built for long-term success.
Jani-King offers commercial cleaning and franchise opportunities. Contact us today to learn more.
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