What activities constitute the 'Business' that a Buildingstars franchisee will operate?

According to Buildingstars's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the 'Business' is defined as the cleaning business that the franchisee will operate under the agreement, utilizing the Buildingstars system and marks. This means the franchisee is authorized to offer cleaning services while adhering to Buildingstars's operational standards and brand guidelines.

The franchisee must use equipment, products, and supplies that meet Buildingstars's standards, as detailed in the Confidential Operations Manual. They are also required to prominently display the Buildingstars marks and avoid any actions that could negatively impact the brand's public image. Furthermore, franchisees cannot display any unauthorized business names or services at their location.

Buildingstars franchisees must maintain minimum inventory levels as directed by Buildingstars and conduct all business dealings with honesty, integrity, and ethical conduct. Franchisees are expected to promote and enhance the business and cannot engage in conflicting activities. The principal owner is required to participate personally in the direct operation of the business on a full-time basis.

Franchisees must ensure their employees treat customers fairly and provide services in an honest, ethical, and nondiscriminatory manner. They should not withhold material information or sell unnecessary services. Franchisees are also prohibited from using the Buildingstars system or marks for any business other than the cleaning business.