Franchise: Mint Condition Franchising Inc.
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Field Operations
Training Onsite: 1 day
Training at headquarters: 1 day
Additional Training: At master franchise location
About Mint Condition Franchising Inc.
After gaining experience in the cleaning business as a partner in a Houston, Texas, building maintenance company, Jack Saumby moved to Charlotte, South Carolina, in 1987 and, along with his wife Marcy, started his own commercial cleaning company, Maintenance World.
In 1996, he launched Mint Condition Franchising. The first franchisees were some of his own Maintenance World employees, and Maintenance World was converted into a Mint Condition franchise as well.
Founded
1996
Franchising Since
1996 (21 Years)
Corporate Address
1057 Red Ventures Dr., #165 Fort Mill, SC 29707
CEO
Jack Saumby
Units (Locations)
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Financial Requirements
Initial Investment
$4,890 - $45,400
Liquid Cash Requirement
$1,000 - $6,000
Ongoing Fees
Initial Franchise Fee
$3,000 - $22,000
Ongoing Royalty Fee
9%
Ad Royalty Fee
1%
Financing Options
Mint Condition Franchising Inc. offers in-house financing to cover the following: franchise fee, equipment
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Updated: August 3rd, 2016
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