Maids To Order® Partners With Delco® Systems For New Pressure Washing Expansion

(Friday, July 15, 2005) - The Maids to Order (MTO) management team has selected Delco Cleaning Systems as its exclusive equipment and training provider for the new pressure washing service line expansion. "Delco is the recognized industry leader for quality pressure washing equipment and training," stated John Davies, CEO of MTO. "We wanted to partner with the best, and with Delco our franchisees will receive a complete package that equips them with both the tools and knowledge to launch a pressure washing business with confidence." MTO franchisees interested in pursuing this opportunity will have the option to purchase either a hot or cold water, trailer-mounted pressure washing unit. Each system comes with an extensive supply of parts and accessories, and franchisees will attend a five-day training session at Delco University in Fort Worth, Texas. The extensive training program includes in-depth instruction on how to clean the most common surfaces/objects for both residential and commercial markets, including driveways, sidewalks, siding, decks, fences, vehicles, awnings, heavy equipment and kitchen exhaust hoods. "Franchisees will also receive our proprietary pressure washing operations manual with guidelines on business procedures, and we've developed standard contracts and marketing materials for their use," stated Davies. "We're truly excited about the value potential this business line will bring to both existing and new franchisees." Maids to Order (MTO) is a rapidly growing residential and commercial cleaning franchise system with units in 19 states. It is a subsidiary of Merrymeeting®, Inc., an investment firm specializing in the acquisition and development of franchise systems and related services. To learn more, please visit www.maidstoorder.com or www.merrymtg.com. Contact: Kylene Golubski VP, Business Development 877.392.6278 x10 kgolubski@merrymtg.com

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