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Commercial Cleaning Service
2 results for "Commercial Cleaning Service" businesses in "California"
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Seller Financing! Profitable Grill Cleaning Business
$ 100,000
CF : $ 75,000
This Northern California Grill Cleaning Business is a California Limited Liability Company and was started 1 year ago, and has been under the founding ownership since inception. They provide full-service grill cleaning, using professional-grade tools, a commercial steam soaking tank housed in a portable trailer, and power tools as needed to get the job done. Their comprehensive grill cleaning approach covers all grilling surfaces, inside of the hoods, sides, and belly of the grill, control knobs, drip pans, doors…everything! They also provide minor grill repair as well. The company currently

Orange County, California
Window, Gutter, Solar, and Pressure Washing Business.
$ 259,000
CF : $ 85,684
This cleaning company has been cleaning windows and exteriors across affluent Orange County for well over a decade. The business specializes in exterior cleaning of residential and commercial clients (80%/20% split) consisting of windows (70%), solar panels, gutters, and pressure washing. It is home-based and locally owned and can be operated remotely anywhere with Internet access. The business is streamlined, leveraging online service software (with seller's huge customer database) which facilitates online booking, payments, scheduling, financials, advertising and much more. This powerful
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Residential cleaning businesses (maid services, house cleaning) typically sell for $50,000-$200,000 based on active client count and monthly revenue. Commercial janitorial companies with long-term facility contracts — particularly in healthcare, biotech, and office environments — command higher premiums, typically trading at 2x-3.5x annual net revenue. Los Angeles County, the Bay Area, and San Diego are the most active markets. Healthcare facility cleaning contracts — which require OSHA bloodborne pathogen compliance and specialized training — are among the most valuable and difficult to replicate contracts in the category. California's AB 5 independent contractor law has significantly affected labor structuring for cleaning companies — buyers should carefully review how cleaners are classified.
California remains one of the most active markets for commercial cleaning and janitorial business acquisitions.
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