Two Tina Maids cleaning professionals in a bright living room
Tina Maids franchise

A clear path.
Thoughtful at every step.

From the first conversation to opening day, explore the stages of evaluating and preparing for a Tina Maids location.

Talk with the franchise team

Get to know the opportunity at your pace.

Start with a conversation about your goals, experience, and the market you have in mind. The franchise team can explain the model, share current availability, and help you understand what comes next. Each step should give you a clearer picture before you make a decision.

Talk through your goals

Meet with the franchise team, ask questions, and learn how the model works.

Explore a market

Discuss location, territory availability, and local demand with the team.

Prepare to operate

Review the franchise documents and, if you move forward, complete onboarding and training on the systems and service standards.

Open and build

Set up your local operation and begin serving customers with continued guidance and support.

From customer request to completed clean.

  1. A customer reaches out

    Homeowners can request service online or through the Tina Maids app and share details about their space.

  2. An estimate is prepared

    The team uses the local pricing structure to prepare an estimate and follows up with the customer.

  3. The job is scheduled

    After the customer approves, the job belongs to your local business and can be scheduled around team availability.

  4. Your team completes the service

    Your team delivers the clean. The system supports payment records, follow-up, and ongoing customer care.

Build a business
with people behind you.

Get clear answers about the model, your market, and the next steps.Call (866) 496-2437 and press 3 to talk about owning a Tina Maids franchise.

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Franchise disclosure

This website and the information contained herein does not constitute the offer or sale of a franchise. The offer and sale of a franchise can only be made through delivery and receipt of a Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD). Availability and requirements vary by state.