The commercial building care industry is a major component
of the burgeoning cleaning service sector of the economy. As a Bonus
Building Care franchise owner you can position yourself to take advantage
of the opportunities this expanding market has to offer.
The commercial cleaning industry is exploding with growth. Why not be a part of it? According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, "janitors and cleaners" will be one of the top two growing areas of employment for the next decade. Who will employ these janitors? It could be you!
After the owners of a building turn on the power and arrange for security, janitorial service is the next item on their agenda. A building cannot seek tenants until the power, water, security and janitorial services have been obtained. In addition, janitorial services are also a part of many tenant leases.
The commercial cleaning segment of the cleaning industry is more predictable and constant than carpet cleaning businesses, maid services and other specialty cleaning businesses. The fact that you are aware of the total amount of your contract's total at the end of each and every month, allows you to project your future months' gross billings with some degree of certainty. The cleaning industry's size and stability combined with the outstanding business programs at Bonus Building Care result in an opportunity unmatched in the entrepreneurial marketplace today. Each industry has strengths and weaknesses and we feel that the continuing stability of the cleaning industry makes it an obvious choice for success.
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The statistics shown in the chart to the right are from Cleaning Management Magazine's 2001 Contract Cleaner Statistical Survey and indicate the substantial opportunity in the workplace cleaning market.
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 The fact that our marketplace is expanding is also substantiated by the 2001 Cleaning Management Magazine's Contract Cleaner Statistical Survey. The chart directly above is a detail supported by that survey. You can clearly see the high percentage of increase in sales from 1999-2000.
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Making correct decisions on future investments depends heavily on a study of tomorrow's leading industries. According to the chart above from the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, the janitorial field will be among the leadership occupations having the largest numerical increase in employment. (1994-2005) | |
