In 2011, Damien Boehm found himself struggling financially, going door-to-door and scheduling appointments for a roof restoration business. However, within just a few years, he was generating hundreds of thousands of dollars monthly, regardless of whether he actively worked or not. Operating costs were minimal, cash flow was steady, and financial concerns became a thing of the past.

Nimna Sanjeeth loves fast and flashy cars. He’s aware that to finance that passion, he needs to work hard and make good business decisions. Nim came to Australia seven years ago from Sri Lanka on a student visa. He was a sixteen-year-old with an entrepreneurial spirit and the drive to make some seriously good money. Within 2 years he’d purchased an Urban Clean in southeast Melbourne which today is turning over 400 K per year.

Sean Millar bought into Urban Clean in 2021 after spending a decade in franchised gyms at the height of the fitness industry boom in Australia. He was attracted to commercial cleaning and the Urban Clean brand due to its potential for scalability and loved the challenge of establishing from scratch in Perth where he lives.

Founder and CEO of Australia’s second biggest locally owned commercial cleaning brand Urban Clean, Damien Boehm, says when it comes to choosing a franchise, commercial cleaning is the way to go.

As an entrepreneur and founder of Australia’s second biggest locally owned commercial cleaning brand Urban Clean, Damien Boehm often gets asked what’s the best way to succeed in the cleaning industry.

Co-founder and General Manager of Urban Clean since 2015, Kirk Simpson describes the day he met Damien Boehm who’d launched a small side hustle/cleaning business some years before.

Urban Clean’s Founder and CEO Damien Boehm released a book aptly titled “Clean up with Franchising.” Inside, he shares the ingredients for building a successful business and provides a tool kit for budding entrepreneurs looking for inspiration.