This is a rare and extraordinary opportunity to own an “in-demand” residential service company in Silicon Valley, one of the most affluent areas of the entire United States. All the startup work and expenses have already been completed. All that’s needed is your leadership and innovative local marketing.
You have a stellar opportunity to own and operate a Maid Brigade franchise business with all the start-up groundwork already done for you. Unlike buying a new franchise territory, the customers, employees, market presence, and cash flow already exist; you can “hit the ground running.”
This is one of the most affluent areas of the United States on the San Francisco Peninsula. The territory extends from Burlingame and San Mateo in the north, through Redwood City, Atherton, Palo Alto, and Mountainview, to Cupertino in the south—the Silicon Valley.
It includes these ZIP codes
So, why buy a business with an existing franchise territory rather than a new franchise?
Because all the hard work and investment have already been done for you. The office is established, vehicles and staff are engaged, and customers are generating positive cash flow. These things can take months or years to establish at a cost that could easily exceed $100,000.
What does this Maid Brigade office need to excel at the next level?
More focused owner attention and creative, innovative local marketing. The territory includes over 150,000 qualifying residences; this local office services about 100. The sky is the limit!
Maid Brigade Cleaning Franchise is ranked a Top 100 Franchise by Entrepreneur. It ranked #44 out of the Top 500 Best Franchises by Entrepreneur Magazine in 2023.
Every Maid Brigade cleaning is performed by trained and bonded employees, resulting in superb customer satisfaction. Maid Brigade, developed on sound principles of reliable customer service, has built a maid service consumers can trust.
Financial Details: On annual sales of approximately $380,000, the SDE equivalent for a full-time owner-operator of this Redwood City-based Maid Brigade would be about $80-$90,000, but the potential is much higher.
The Transaction: The seller is open to all reasonable offers and terms. The business is being offered for $119,900, or approximately 1/3 of annual sales, including all assets except accounts receivable, cash on hand, leasehold security deposits, and resaleable inventory. This is for the entire business and the franchise territory—ttangible assets: vehicles, tools, apparatus; vendor/supplier resources, customer lists, etc.; sales backlog; good will. It does not include cash, accounts payable, accounts receivable, or security deposits. Materials Inventory (if any) is extra at actual cost. (*Seller is responsible for A/P and payroll through the date of Closing.) This is not a formal offer to acquire a franchise; that can only be done by a formal Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) provided to the prospective buyer by the franchisor after a tentative purchase contract has been signed between the buyer and seller/franchisee. Any sale of this business is subject to the approval and acceptance of the franchisor in compliance with all state and federal laws and regulations.
Exclusive Broker: Tim Cunha, J.D., Cal.
Note: All data on this business is provided by the seller for informational purposes only, and no representations are made by the broker as to its accuracy. The broker has made no independent verification of the data contained herein. The broker represents the seller and does not represent the buyer. The buyer is advised to perform independent due diligence and seek the advice of professionals prior to purchasing the business.
