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Jan-Pro Franchising Int'l. Inc.Commercial cleaningBackground
Founded: 1991 Franchising since: 1992
Jacques Lapointe founded Jan-Pro in Providence, Rhode Island in 1991. Jan-Pro began franchising the following year, offering both master and single-unit franchises, and has since grown to over 8,000 units throughout the United States and Canada.
Jan-Pro franchisees offer commercial cleaning services to businesses such as car dealerships, gyms, banks, churches, schools and offices. The company's "Cleaning Greener" initiative emphasizes the use of cleaning products that require fewer chemicals to clean more.
Franchisor is a privately-held company with 10 employee(s); 6 employee(s) in franchise department. Franchise Units
Where Seeking Franchisees Nationwide Worldwide Costs and Fees
Total investment: $3,145 - $50,405
Franchise fee: $2,520 - $44,000 Ongoing royalty fee: 10% Term of agreement: 10 years, renewable Type of Financing Available
Qualifications Net worth requirement: $1,000 - $14,000 Cash liquidity requirement: $1,000 Business Experience:
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