Under what circumstances does Aerus have the right to enter the Premises?

Based on the 2025 FDD, Aerus requires franchisees to include a lease rider in their premises lease agreement. According to the lease rider form, as a condition of Aerus consenting to the lease, the franchisee must ensure the lease rider is executed and becomes part of the lease agreement. This suggests that Aerus itself does not have a general right to enter the premises, but rather ensures its interests are protected through the lease agreement between the franchisee (tenant) and the landlord.

The lease rider itself outlines the relationship between Aerus, the tenant (franchisee), and the landlord. It states that the franchisee will operate a business offering cleaning, purification, health improvement products, and services under the Aerus brand. The rider ensures that the landlord is aware of the franchise agreement and the franchisee's obligations to Aerus.

While the provided documentation does not explicitly detail the circumstances under which Aerus can enter the premises, the lease rider implies that Aerus's rights are tied to the franchisee's compliance with the franchise agreement and the terms of the lease. A prospective franchisee should carefully review the full lease rider and franchise agreement to understand the specific conditions that might allow Aerus access to the premises, such as in cases of default or to ensure compliance with brand standards. It would be prudent to discuss this with Aerus directly to gain a comprehensive understanding of their rights regarding access to the franchisee's location.