Franchise Focus
Engineer a new start in your life with a Mac Tools franchise INVESTMENT LEVEL: £50,000
Miles ahead Andy Newton
“When I saw that a franchise was available with Mac Tools, I realised I would be able to step away from my desk and engage with people”
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ac Tools continues to grow its van sales operation in the UK, and in order to meet the demand for its products,
it is always welcoming new franchise owners. The people who choose to join the Mac Tools franchise programme come from diverse career backgrounds, but a large number of them have spent time in the engineering and automotive trades where they have had fi rst-hand experience of the brand.
Among those new franchisees from an engineering background is Andy Newton, who will be covering the Scunthorpe area. Andy explained why he chose to become a Mac Tools franchisee: “I’ve got 30 years of experience in the automotive industry, from engineering to classic car restoration, engine and gearbox rebuilds, and welding, fabrication and paintwork. Throughout that time, I have seen and used many different tool brands, so I
know what’s good and what’s not. It’s that knowledge that made me decide that Mac Tools was the right choice for me when I chose to become self-employed.” Paul Taylor, who has taken to the roads
of Aberdeen as a Mac Tools franchisee, is another new starter with an engineering background.
He said: “I worked in shipping and the oil and gas industry, but, over the years, I found myself moving away from a hands-on role and becoming more and more offi ce- based. When I saw that a franchise was available with Mac Tools, I realised I would be able to step away from my desk and engage with people again. It has given me the chance to be my own boss too, which made it even more attractive. I now know I made the right decision.”
It is not just former engineers who are signing up to take on a Mac Tools franchise. The brand is extremely popular with people coming from a career in sales, such as Jeremy Dineen from Macclesfi eld.
“I’ve been focused on customer service all the way through my career, which has covered automotive parts, the wheel and tyre industry, and fabrication,” said Jeremy. “I knew that the only way I would really be able to offer the level of service I wanted was by becoming my own boss. With a Mac Tools franchise, I’ve been able to do just that and it’s great to be working with a world-class brand – one that I’ve always considered the best during my time working in the automotive trade.” Martin Greaves, another franchisee, said: “I wanted a career change, and to return to selling while being my own boss, but I didn’t want to start from scratch.” Martin has been driving class one HGVs and has been involved in other varied activities prior to joining Mac Tools, such as car and van-based sales. He has drawn upon all of those experiences to work with Mac Tools, a business that he simply describes as “the best about!” Mac Tools offers two options to fi nance the franchise:
• With £15,000 liquid capital and a £35,000 bank loan, you will receive its highest trading funds
• With £3,750 liquid capital and a £8,750 bank loan, Mac Tools will provide the remaining fi nance and you will receive its lower trading terms
If you are ready to take the driver’s seat with Mac Tools, get in touch today for more information.
Mac Tools Automative tools
www.mactools.co.uk franchise@mactools.co.uk 0845 060 0060
October 2016 |
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Investment: £50k-£100k
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