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milliCare Franchise FDD, Costs & Fees (2025)

milliCare offers sustainable and comprehensive commercial carpet and textile care services, focusing on cleanliness, appearance, and longevity.

MilliCare Floor & Textile Care has been a trusted name in commercial floor and textile maintenance since 1967. With over 50 years of expertise, the company has helped businesses create cleaner, healthier environments.

Based in Orlando, Florida, MilliCare operates through a global network of franchise partners that deliver its services across the world. The company began franchising in 1996, expanding its footprint internationally to meet the needs of a diverse client base.

MilliCare’s service portfolio includes carpet and textile care, tile and grout cleaning, floor maintenance, entryway protection, protective treatments, performance coatings, and enhanced hygiene solutions.

By offering these specialized services, MilliCare helps extend the lifespan of interior surfaces, boost workplace productivity, and improve occupant well-being in commercial spaces.

Initial investment

Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.

Type of Expenditure Amount
Initial Fee $49,000
Training $2,500 - $5,000
Start-up Package of Equipment, Materials, and Marketing Kit $47,500 - $57,500
Rent - 3 Months $1,000 - $7,500
Tenant Improvements $1,000 - $7,000
Vehicle Expenses - 3 Months $5,000 - $8,000
Computer Equipment, Phones, and Technology Fees $2,500 - $4,000
Miscellaneous $20,000 - $30,000
Local Advertising $5,000
Additional Funds - 3 Months $65,000 - $80,000
Total $198,500 - $253,000

Type of Expenditure Amount
Initial Fee $49,000
Training $2,500 - $5,000
Start-up Package of Equipment, Materials, and Marketing Kit $47,500 - $57,500
Rent - 3 Months $1,000 - $7,500
Tenant Improvements $1,000 - $7,000
Vehicle Expenses - 3 Months $5,000 - $8,000
Computer Equipment, Phones, and Technology Fees $2,500 - $4,000
Miscellaneous $20,000 - $30,000
Local Advertising $5,000
Additional Funds - 3 Months $65,000 - $80,000
Total $198,500 - $253,000

milliCare

2025

Franchise Disclosure Document

Number of units

Training

milliCare provides a robust and layered training system to ensure franchisee success. Here’s a numbered summary of the programs:

  1. Initial Training Program
    Franchisees’ General Managers must complete this comprehensive program, which includes 3–5 days of introductory and technical training, 2–3 days of technical skills training, and 3–5 days of sales and marketing training, delivered at various U.S. locations or via online modules.
  2. Ongoing Specific Training
    milliCare offers job-related training for technicians, administrative staff, operations managers, and sales personnel, typically in sessions of 1–5 days, covering areas like job costing, equipment use, scheduling, and sales techniques.
  3. Ongoing General Training
    Held annually, this training introduces new products, services, and equipment, reviews sales practices, and covers other relevant topics, with sessions usually lasting 2–3 days.

Territory Protection

milliCare grants franchisees a territory defined by geographic boundaries, which may be designated as either a “Protected Territory” or a “Marketing Territory.” In a Protected Territory, the franchisor agrees not to operate or grant others the right to operate a milliCare business under its marks within that area.

However, even within a Protected Territory, milliCare retains rights to solicit and sell to national accounts and through other channels like the internet and direct marketing. In a Marketing Territory, the franchisor may grant overlapping rights to other franchisees, meaning multiple operators can compete and market within the same area.

Franchisees are prohibited from soliciting or serving customers outside their assigned territory without prior written consent. While the franchisor maintains some flexibility to serve national and strategic accounts, it may offer the local franchisee the opportunity to handle those accounts if they arise within the franchisee’s territory.

Competitors

Below are some of

milliCare

key competitors in the

Commercial Cleaning

sector.

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Franchisees
Initial fee
Total investment
Revenue
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13%
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$49,000

$199,000

$253,000

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$240,000

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Competitors

Cleanest Restaurant Group

Cleanest Restaurant Group is a restaurant cleaning service franchise offering specialized front- and back-of-house deep cleaning, serving full-service and quick-service restaurants, and known for niche expertise, proprietary cleaning solutions, low-competition territories, and recurring nighttime service contracts.

Franchisees

?

10
+
900%
900%
Investment

?

$103,000 - $144,000

Cleannet

CleanNet is a commercial cleaning franchise offering janitorial and facility-maintenance services to offices and industrial properties, serving business clients and operators, and known for proprietary systems, national account support, and scalable operations.

Franchisees

?

182
+
6%
6%
Investment

?

$20,000 - $85,000

You've Got Maids

You've Got Maids is a residential cleaning franchise providing professional maid services with a focus on eco-friendly practices and exceptional customer service.

Franchisees

?

74
+
-15%
-15%
Investment

?

$36,000 - $107,000

Renue

Renue is a commercial cleaning and sanitization franchise specializing in deep cleaning and surface restoration for hotels, healthcare facilities, and offices.

Franchisees

?

24
+
0%
0%
Investment

?

$165,000 - $195,000

Buildingstars

Buildingstars provides commercial cleaning and janitorial services, focusing on quality and customer satisfaction to maintain clean and professional workspaces.

Franchisees

?

1060
+
31%
31%
Investment

?

$40,000 - $53,000

Sparkle Squad

Sparkle Squad provides residential and commercial window cleaning services. Their eco-friendly solutions and professional techniques leave windows spotless and sparkling.

Franchisees

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0
+
n.a.
n.a.
Investment

?

$153,000 - $176,000

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