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For over 25 years, milliCare has perfected premium floor cleaning services for class A commercial facilities like legal firms and educational centers, improving the air quality and extending the life of their surfaces to keep them looking their best. National account business has increased tenfold since 2018 providing a revenue base for our owners. Backed by the Riverside Company and new leadership, milliCare is well positioned to award open and protected territories across North America.
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For several decades, our company has perfected premium floor cleaning services for class A commercial facilities like legal firms and educational centers. MilliCare keeps businesses looking their best by improving the air quality and extending the life of their expensive flooring surfaces.
The milliCare business is unique in that our owners have scheduled work and revenue often 6-12 months in advance. Much like an annuity revenue, future business is contracted and scheduled. This makes day-to-day decisions and operations less complicated and more predictable.
The entire milliCare network benefits from a dedicated and growing national accounts team who secures national contracts. Established industry relationships with the International Facilities Management Association (IFMA) and the Association of Legal Adminstrators, have helped national account business increase tenfold since 2018 - this means more scheduled revenue for milliCare territories.
Backed by the Riverside Company and new leadership, milliCare is well positioned to expand rapidly in open and protected territories across North America.
If you're currently in the commercial services industry and are tired of working for someone else's bottom line, or you're a corporate executive ready to forge your own future in a multi-billion-dollar industry, MilliCare cleaning franchise opportunities is the right move!
We're a premier franchise brand that has been helping businesses stay cleaner longer for over two decades, and having gotten our start with a global manufacturer with more than 140 years of experience, we offer entrepreneurs a proven business model that sets them up for real growth.
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