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ruGreen is a leading professional lawn care business and is part of the ServiceMaster Family of Brands. Serving residential customers and small
commercial properties, TruGreen offers a wide range of tailored lawn-care treatments. Bob Anderson, who operates the West
Yorkshire franchise, has been a TruGreen franchise owner since 2004. “After 30 years of running a textile
business and being seriously ill, I decided to look at pastures new – a business that would provide a good living, but which I could really enjoy,” says Bob. “I had always been my own boss and I didn’t want that to change so I decided on a TruGreen franchise.”
“Having always been a keen gardener,
I found TruGreen immediately interesting. My wife was unsettled in her job at the time and so we decided it was something we could do together. After our two-week intensive training course, we came away fully equipped to start, bursting with
enthusiasm and high hopes.” “The last seven years have not
disappointed. We enjoy our work, have made friends with many of our customers and enjoy a great deal of job satisfaction. The support we receive from fellow franchisees, our business mentor and from ServiceMaster has been superb.” “There are very few opportunities to see
the early morning dew glistening on the grass in the bright sunshine of a new day, knowing that you’re going to make a real difference to a customer’s lawn. It beats street any day!” Other opportunities available in the
ServiceMaster ‘Family of Brands’ include working in the domestic and commercial support of a franchisor with over 50 years’ experience.
TRUGREEN
WEBSITE: :
www.servicemaster.co.uk/trugreen EMAIL:
franchisesales@servicemaster.co.uk PHONE: 0116 275 9005 CLASSIFICATION: Grounds maintenance/lawn care
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