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Pressed4Time

Mobile dry cleaning pick up and delivery service

Los Angeles area accountant Ken Levinson watched as dozens of his co-workers flocked to the parking lot to make a purchase from the food truck. Levinson realized there were many products and services that could be brought to workplaces in the same way. He decided to start a dry cleaning pick-up and delivery system, founding Pressed4Time in 1987.
Pressed4Time franchisees set up pick-up and drop-off schedules with local businesses, delivering clothing and other items to local dry cleaners where they are cleaned, mended or altered. The company also collects shoes, handbags and luggage for repairs.

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Start-up Costs & Franchises Fees

How much does it cost to open a Pressed4Time Franchises?

Total Investment: $26,900-$37,800
Initial Franchise Fee: $24,900
Royalty Fee: 4-6%
Advertising Fee: N/A
Term of Agreement: 10 years
Renewal Fee: 10% of current franchise fee

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Franchise History

When did the first Pressed4Time open? 1987
When did Pressed4Time start Franchising? 1990

Year	U.S.A.	Canada	International	Corporate
2006	162	2	5	0
2005	174	3	0	0
2004	170	2	9	0
2003	156	2	9	0

Financing Options

Expense	In-House	Third Party
Franchise Fee	No	No
Startup Costs	No	No
Equipment	No	No
Inventory	No	No
Accounts Receivable	No	No
Payroll	No	No

Related Franchise Categories

• Dry Cleaning Franchise Opportunities
• Franchises $25K to $50K

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