Two Maids Franchise

Two Maids Franchising, LLC was formed in Alabama on August 14, 2013 and began franchising that year under TWO MAIDS & A MOP. Founder Ron Holt’s Birmingham business became a company operation in 2016 and was franchised in 2022. An Austin location became company-operated in December 2019 and closed in May 2021.

Home Franchise Concepts acquired the franchisor on September 10, 2021. The system changed its principal trademark to TWO MAIDS in 2023. Its franchise offering is residential home cleaning in a designated territory.

The franchisor prefers active owners. An owner who does not operate the business must employ a full-time manager who completes initial training and devotes normal business hours to managing, operating and developing it. Company-owned franchises do not require that manager to hold equity. Source: April 1, 2026 FDD, Items 1 and 15.

Initial training. The majority owner and/or operating partner must complete training satisfactorily before opening and within 180 days of signing. Item 11 describes ten days, but allocates three to Jefferson County, Alabama or a designated location and five to the territory. Obtain written clarification of this incomplete day allocation. The table lists 43.5 classroom and 20.5 on-the-job hours, including travel activities.

For the first franchise, two participants receive tuition-free training. A $1,000 voucher offsets one hotel room and transportation; owners pay remaining attendance costs, meals and employee wages. Additional attendees depend on space and may cost up to $150 per person daily. Replacement managers and refresher training carry charges. Owners train their staff using provided proprietary materials.

Continuing assistance. Consultation is provided as the franchisor considers appropriate. Required additional programs have no tuition; attendees pay expenses. Conventions carry registration fees and expenses. Requested on-site assistance depends on staff availability and approval; Item 6’s $250 daily charge differs from Item 11’s $500. Obtain written fee clarification before budgeting.

Opening and operating support. The franchisor approves the office site, supplies approved-vendor lists and manual access, and conducts a pre-opening launch visit. Owners obtain premises, equipment and supplies. Paid local advertising runs for six months at $3,000 monthly, followed by required ongoing advertising services with management fees. National fund spending in an individual territory is not guaranteed.

ProfitKeeper reporting and QuickBooks accounting are required; CareerPlug recruiting is recommended. Owners pay software and equipment costs and maintain equipment. Accounting guidance covers standards and general software use; the hosting vendor handles technical support. Item 6 caps the annual convention fee at $2,000, with attendance required and travel expenses extra.

Source: April 1, 2026 FDD, Items 6 and 11; Agreement Section 7.

Two Maids suits buyers interested in developing local customer relationships and leading a residential cleaning team. Manual access, a launch visit and advertising services provide operating resources; owners still manage staffing, service quality and costs. The territory has limited protection, with national-account and other reserved rights. Review these conditions and the full-time operating requirements before investing; results depend on the individual business.

Source: April 1, 2026 FDD, Items 11, 12 and 15.

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