Are Buildingstars franchisees restricted from providing janitorial/cleaning services to any entity or person that is not a Customer?

According to Buildingstars' 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Buildingstars franchisees are generally not restricted from providing janitorial/cleaning services to entities or persons who are not Buildingstars customers. However, this ability is conditional. The franchisee must still adhere to all other obligations outlined in the franchise agreement. This means that while a franchisee can technically serve non-customers, they cannot do so in a way that violates other terms of their agreement with Buildingstars.

This provision aims to clarify that Buildingstars franchisees are not entirely limited to only serving Buildingstars customers, offering them some flexibility in their business operations. However, Buildingstars retains the right to restrict activities to protect its business interests. This ensures that franchisees can expand their services without jeopardizing the relationship between Buildingstars and its existing customer base.

It is important for prospective franchisees to understand that while they can serve non-customers, they must carefully navigate this aspect of their business to avoid breaching their franchise agreement. Buildingstars retains the right to modify these covenants, and franchisees must comply with any such modifications. This highlights the importance of maintaining open communication with Buildingstars and seeking clarification on any activities that may potentially conflict with the agreement.