Oven Cleaning Franchises

What are Oven Cleaning Franchises?

You're probably looking at the image for this franchise category and wondering why we've chosen a picture of a BBQ and not an oven. The reason is simple - oven cleaning franchises have diversified considerably over the years, offering their franchisees more and more revenue streams.

Oven Cleaning Franchises and Oven Cleaning business opportunities are proven business models in the domestic cleaning sector where you can be your own boss. But it isn't just ovens you'll be cleaning. As an Oven Cleaning franchisee, additional revenue streams could include cleaning BBQs, hobs, grills, cookers, ovens and much more.

Why Invest in an Oven Cleaning Business Opportunity?

Nobody likes cleaning their ovens and barbeques. When it comes to ovens, most of us don't even bother and when it gets to the point which it is too dirty, many struggle to clean the grease off. Despite there being plenty of cleaning products in the supermarket that claim to cut through grease, in most cases they rarely do.

Simply put, there is growing demand for oven and food appliance cleaning, and just like other domestic and commercial cleaning franchises, clients can be retained on a repeat income basis. For example, your clients might rebook to have their oven cleaned again in 6 weeks. In addition to building up new clients, it doesn't take long to break even and recover your investment, and before long you'll be busier and busier.

How Much do Oven Cleaning Franchises Cost?

When investing in an oven cleaning franchise, you should expect to pay around £10,000 - £20,000 for the franchise. While some franchises may cost more or less, those figures are broadly what van based cleaning franchises usually cost for the initial investment.

That cost is somewhat similar to other man/woman-and-a-van cleaning type businesses like window cleaning, gutter cleaning, drain cleaning and the like.

Your initial investment will usually cover:

• Your license agreement for the franchise period
• Full training and initial support
• Initial launch support and marketing
• Startup stock of equipment and tools
• A van conversion and water tank / dip tank if necessary along with livery

Ongoing, you'll likely be paying an ongoing fee to the franchisor which often covers:

• Ongoing marketing fund contribution which helps to boost client awareness in your area, as well as on a national scale
• Vehicle leasing payment if leased

This ongoing fee may or may not include additional stock, so you need to set aside some working capital to purchase ongoing stock, up until your break even - the point where your investment and expenses are made back and your oven cleaning business starts profiting.

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