Where must the panel be located for the Clean Your Dirty Face tenant's sign?

According to the 2025 Clean Your Dirty Face Franchise Disclosure Document, Clean Your Dirty Face franchisees must be provided with a panel on any pylon, monument, or directory sign for the development in which the premises is located. The franchisee is permitted to install a standard sign on the panel, as approved by Clean Your Dirty Face, including the Clean Your Dirty Face logo. The franchisee bears the sole cost and expense of the panel and sign installation.

This requirement ensures that each Clean Your Dirty Face location has adequate signage to attract customers and maintain brand visibility. By mandating a panel on existing signage structures, Clean Your Dirty Face aims to reduce costs and simplify the process for franchisees, as opposed to requiring them to erect entirely new, standalone signs. The signage must adhere to Clean Your Dirty Face's standards and be approved by the franchisor, ensuring brand consistency across all locations.

For a prospective franchisee, this means they will need to factor in the cost of the sign panel and installation when budgeting for their initial investment. It also means they will need to work with the landlord and Clean Your Dirty Face to ensure the sign meets all requirements and is properly installed. While the franchisee is responsible for the cost, Clean Your Dirty Face retains approval rights over the sign's design, which helps maintain uniformity and protect the brand's image. This is a fairly standard practice in franchising, where brand consistency is a key element of the business model.