Homecare & Property Maintenance Franchises For Sale
Homecare and property maintenance franchises work with a mixture of tasks: domestic cleaning, specialised cleaning between tenants, project managing new builds or deconstruction services and managing holiday homes.
With this market tapping into wider sectors such as the rental market it's imperative that you find out all you need to know to manage a Homecare & Property Maintenance Franchise.
Homecare & Property Maintenance Franchise Opportunities
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Types of property maintenance franchises
Handyman and repair services
Offering a variety of general maintenance and repair services, such as plumbing repairs, electrical work, carpentry, furniture assembly, painting and decorating, and basic appliance repairs.
Specialist property maintenance
Focusing on specific areas of property upkeep, such as boiler servicing, roof repairs, gutter cleaning, or pest control, requiring specialised skills and equipment. Franchise opportunities include Aspray Limited (total investment: £53,000).
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Letting and property management
Providing a range of services for landlords, including property inspections, tenant management, routine maintenance, and emergency repairs. Franchise brands include No Letting Go (minimum investment: £17,950) and Platinum Property Partners (minimum investment: £300,000).
Commercial property maintenance
Catering to the needs of businesses, offering services like office maintenance, grounds keeping, and building security checks. Franchise opportunities include Jackson Fire & Security (total investment: £80,000).
Cleaning and janitorial services
Regular cleaning services for residential and commercial properties, ensuring a clean and hygienic environment. Franchise brands include Molly Maid (total investment: £28,975).
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