Kwik Dry Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning
Carpet cleaning is an industry that just seems to stick around. Everyone needs a good carpet cleaning once in a while, and that’s where a professional business comes in. Kwik Dry is an “all-natural Oxygenated” carpet and upholstery cleaning business which gives their customers the cleaning experience they want and gives the potential owner a successful business plan.
The business style offered is one that gives you the chance to work from home without needing a large inventory or needing to rent space in a warehouse. The minimum investment for this business is $9,950, but the income potential is as large as you make it. It can be run part-time or full-time.
Their are no monthly fee’s associated with owning a Kwik Dry business. The profits made are kept, or put right back into the business as you so choose. For those that know absolutely nothing about carpet cleaning don’t have to worry because full training and on-going support is included. They offer their licenses through out the United States.
Michael on June 25th, 2008 5:56 pm
Buying a Kwik Dry franchise is an enormous waste of money. You spend upwards of $12,000 dollars for $2,000 worth of equipment. Their is next to no support. The marketing materials are unproven. The initial training is lacking. And, as if that wasn’t bad enough, this particular cleaning system voids many new carpet warranties. If you want to be a bonnet cleaner, go out and get the equipment yourself. Do your own marketing. Take a couple of classes at your local supplier and save yourself $10,000 plus dollars. Don’t make the same mistake I did.
Start Carpet Cleaning on November 13th, 2008 10:10 am
Dane, as you know, we have a method for starting a carpet cleaning business that cost only $9.95 a month and you can take the $10k for the franchise and invest it in yourself instead!
The Suze & Ev method for starting a carpet cleaning business.
Tanga on March 7th, 2009 10:56 am
I need more information about this Kwik Dry system. You call it a franchise. The people we were in touch with say it isn’t a ‘franchise’. Are we talking about the same system. $12,000 for a 4 day class and a bonnet system using an Oxygentated product. They sent us a spotter that is awesome and citrus smelling…but I have come across other awesome citrus smelling spotters that are also excelent. My husband wants to invest in this system. I need help persuading him ‘not’ to. HELP
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