A residential cleaning business, established in 2020 and servicing areas around Charleston, SC, is up for sale. The business has generated a total revenue of $358,805.28 from 2020 to 2026. It's an asset sale that includes the brand, systems, reputation, and a customer reactivation contact list, but excludes any ongoing client contracts or employees. This opportunity is ideal for an owner-operator or a cleaning company seeking to expand its presence without building local SEO or brand recognition from scratch.
The owner is selling to pursue other ventures, and prefers communications to be handled exclusively through a specified online platform. Financially, the business saw its peak revenue in 2021 with $122,000. However, revenue saw downturns in 2023 and 2025 due to the owner's health issues and a car accident, not due to declining demand. Despite these setbacks, the business retains a strong online reputation and local customer database, consisting of over 500 past contacts, which are included in the sale.
The sale includes the business name, branding, an optimized Google Business Profile, local SEO setup, and customer reactivation list. Excluded from the sale are any active clients and current service contracts. The asking price is set at $9,900, with all inquiries and offers to be managed solely through the designated online messaging system, highlighting the seller's preference for online correspondence.
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