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Tina Maids franchise

Local ownership.
A team behind you.

Tina Maids franchise owners build local cleaning businesses with connected technology, marketing, customer care, and operational guidance.

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Partnership is the point.

The original Tina Maids model grew from a simple goal: bring thoughtful service and more useful technology to home cleaning. Today, franchise owners get a coordinated team and operating system behind their local business.

You own and lead your local operation. Tina Maids provides tools and support intended to help with the work around the clean—from attracting and responding to customers to training teams and managing appointments.

Marketing and lead support

Campaigns, online presence, and customer inquiries help introduce your local service to homeowners.

Connected technology

Proprietary cloud software and mobile applications bring customer details, appointments, estimates, and payments together.

Customer care

A support team helps answer questions and manage customer communication, giving you more room to lead your team.

Training and guidance

Onboarding and learning resources cover the systems, service standards, and daily work of running the business.

Your business, supported by a shared standard.

Franchisees operate their own local business while using the Tina Maids brand, systems, and support. The team can help you understand your market and prepare for launch; your responsibilities, costs, and territory are defined in the applicable franchise documents.

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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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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.