Franchising Success with Haydar Hussein: Jim’s Cleaning Group’s Big Plans for 2025

What does it take to dominate an entire industry?

For Jim’s Cleaning Group, the answer is simple: a proven franchise system, trusted brand, top-tier training, and relentless support for franchisees.

With over 1,700 franchises and counting, Jim’s Cleaning is now the largest cleaning franchise in Australia—and it shows no signs of slowing down.

In this episode:

Haydar Hussein, Divisional Franchisor of Jim’s Cleaning Group, shares how the company became a national powerhouse in the cleaning industry.

He explains the core strategies behind the franchise’s growth—including franchisee support, powerful branding, service specialization, and an unmatched lead generation system.

If you're considering a cleaning franchise with strong brand recognition and scalable business potential, this episode lays it all out.

Key Takeaways: 

• Service specialization creates expert operators.
  Jim’s Cleaning divisions are separated—carpet cleaning, window cleaning, pressure washing—so each franchisee is a trained specialist. This improves service quality and customer satisfaction.

• The Jim’s guarantee builds trust and repeat business.
  Every job comes with a work guarantee. If something goes wrong, they’ll come back to fix it—no questions asked. This level of professionalism sets franchisees apart in a competitive market.

• Marketing power fuels growth.
  Jim’s Cleaning spends around $300,000 a month on marketing—mostly online. Franchisees benefit from collective advertising that keeps leads flowing in.

• Lead control through the FMS software means more efficiency.
  Franchisees can choose the suburbs and time windows for receiving leads. This means less driving, lower costs, and more time to service clients locally.

• Selling customer runs adds extra income.
  Franchisees can sell parts of their client base (called “splits”) for a cash payout—earning up to 80% of the sale. It’s a smart way to grow and reinvest in the business.

• Low entry cost with fast ROI.
  Startup costs average around $30,000. Some franchisees have paid off that investment within 5–6 weeks. The path to strong earnings can be surprisingly quick.

• Observation days and peer contact help new franchisees decide.
  Potential franchisees are encouraged to speak directly with existing operators. Real-world insights from those already in the system help set clear expectations.

If you're ready to launch a business backed by strong branding, constant support, and serious earning potential, tune in now to learn how Jim’s Cleaning became the biggest cleaning franchise in Australia—and how you can be part of it.