Commercial Cleaning W/ Dual Rev Streams–Twin Cities​

Listing Number: 17441-126233

Listing Details

Commercial Cleaning W/ Dual Rev Streams–Twin Cities​
Price: $695,000
Location: Minnesota
  • Down Payment: $695,000
  • Sales: $2,678,933
  • Seller's Discretionary Earnings: $285,201
  • Inventory: $0
  • Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment: $49,363
  • Employees: 80
  • Year Established:
  • Reason for Selling: Retirement

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Brady Bisel
Listing Agent: Mark Shobe
License #40672130

Business Description

This well‑established commercial cleaning company has been operating for over 25 years and benefits from a balanced profit structure: approximately 50% from private clients and 50% from a long‑standing national partnership. The national partner provides training, handles all prospecting and sales, and manages slow‑pay collections, creating a stable and predictable operational environment. The business has a long track record of consistent performance and serves a diverse mix of commercial clients across the Twin Cities.

 The company employs a large team of W‑2 cleaners, including full‑time, part‑time, and a special projects crew for floor care, power washing, and deep‑cleaning needs. A supervisor and office staff oversee day‑to‑day operations, while the owner works 20–30 hours per week and focuses primarily on bidding. No single customer contributes more than 10% of total profits, and the client base includes clinics, office buildings, manufacturing facilities, and apartment buildings. The owner is preparing for retirement, creating an opportunity for a new operator to step into a well‑organized, fully staffed operation.