It's funny how all the complaints are about billing or training. Jani-King has no real training to speak of. But, remember they are professionals and the contract is air tight. I see a lot of people are trying to sue them but I doubt it goes through. They are trained in the art of contract wording. NEVER buy a franchise from these people. Entrepreneurial Magazine should be held accountable for the false advertising. They give them such high regards people think it's a can't miss endeavor. As a ex-employee they owe me money from one time cleans. They just put you off till you give up. It's a game of endurance and if you don't have the cash to stay in it. They will bury you in legal fees and paper work. Thank goodness I didn't buy the franchise. Ever wonder why they have such high turn over in the office? They just blame the person before them and say they cant do anything about it. It really cleaver when you think about it. This is a highly skilled craft they have conquered. I don't know of anyone other than a secretary that stayed with the company over a year... Of course this doesn't count the owners son that moves from place to place putting fires out... Or starting them whatever the case may be.
They do under bid contracts, and you have the right to refuse. But, if you refuse it still counts as a offer of business towards your plan. They have a few franchisees that make a little money but not many. Sometimes your playing in a shark tank and don't realize it until its too late. Good Luck with the legal action but be realistic. They are really good at this and been doing it a long time.
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