360clean vs Power Wash Store Franchise Comparison

Area Representative Franchise An Opportunity for Sales and Management Professionals The Area Representative Franchise model is ideal for those with a successful track record in sales and management. The Area Representative program is designed around an area development model which includes the selling and development of unit franchises in the exclusive territory of the Area Representative. Our Area Representatives operate their business during regular business hours in a professional business environment. Additionally, the Area Representative has the ability to create revenue from many different sources including: * Securing cleaning contracts to be serviced by Unit Franchisees * Selling Unit Franchises * Shared Royalties * Securing contracts for additional services serviced by preferred partners. * Selling Equipment and Supplies Prime Territories Available NOW! Selling & Developing The primary responsibility of Area Representatives is to sell unit franchises and work closely with the franchisees in your territory in the development of their business. Additionally, Area Rep's market the services of 360clean in their territory. We provide you with everything you need - * Proven Business Model * Comprehensive Training * Equipment Package * Computer Software & Training * Initial and Ongoing Support  - and much more! Investment The franchise fee is based on the city/location: $40,000 or $50,000. $80,000 liquid capital is required.

The Power Wash Store has been serving the needs of the pressure wash industry since 1993. We aren’t in the pressure washer business to simply sell you a product and then kick you out the door. We’re here because we believe in helping people become better at what they do. Paul Kassander started The Power Wash Store in 1993 after many years running his own successful pressure washing company. He found many of his product suppliers couldn’t answer his questions and lacked any practical knowledge of the pressure washing business. Oftentimes, suppliers couldn’t even explain the basic functions of the machines they sold.