Franchise Focus Raise the roof
Combining comfort with innovation, the sky’s the limit with a PCL roofi ng franchise
INVESTMENT LEVEL: FROM £33,000
cold in the winter and too hot in the summer, resulting in the room not being used throughout the year. Through the development of its energy-saving replacement roof products, PCL is able to offer its customers the ability to use their conservatory or extension year-round simply by replacing their roof generally in less than a week. PCL is also able to offer its customers the opportunity to extend their existing conservatory structure; this is alongside any modifi cations to their extension, windows and doors, including installing bi-fold door systems or large glass-fronted structures.
“The key to PCL’s continued success is that it provides high- quality products, service and support to all of its customers…”
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he PCL roofi ng franchise is a unique business and lifestyle opportunity offered in selected areas of the UK. Individuals and/or businesses working
within a similar industry (or from outside of the industry) have a genuine opportunity to develop a highly profitable business. It enables you to provide customers within your allocated territory with a range of high quality, energy-effi cient roofing systems, coupled with a range of ancillary product items, structural insulated panel extensions, and innovative building-related products.
The key to PCL’s continued success is that it provides high-quality products, service and support to all of its customers to ensure regular referral and recommendation opportunities month-on- month. Its product portfolio also allows for repeat business opportunities. The uniqueness of this franchise opportunity is that it has staying power and allows a franchisee to grow and diversify their business through a fully agreed and controlled development
strategy, utilising a range of its bespoke products within their allocated territories. Ultimately, through its franchising network, PCL is offering a whole house approach, from a replacement solid energy-effi cient roof through to a complete single-storey extension. Franchisees can choose what level of franchise they wish to own and tailor the business accordingly. The PCL brand was founded in July 2009 by group chairman Phil Coppell, who identifi ed a niche in the marketplace to revolutionise conservatory and single- storey roof replacement. He did this through the development of an innovative energy-effi cient solid roof concept. Today, the PCL Group is owned and operated by three main shareholders and operational directors, who, between them, have in excess of 100 years’ experience working within the home improvement, building and construction market sectors. During this period, Phil identifi ed the concept of providing customers with a full replacement energy-effi cient and all-year-round solid roof system. Many conservatory roofs tend to be extremely
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PCL Roofi ng Solutions Roof installation
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As the brand continues to grow with the demand for its products and services increasing, PCL is now looking to expand its existing business operations through selected and strategic franchise partnerships. Using its proven formula, the right individual will have the real potential to build a profi table business within their chosen geographical territory. PCL has a proven business concept that will form the basis of how your franchise operates. The company has established systems and procedures already in place that you are asked to follow. These systems are designed to allow you to initially commence in trading and then subsequently grow your business year-on-year.
PCL manages the whole of the supply
chain process, from manufacture of the products at its production site, all the way through the supply chain to a completed installation. This is achieved through a network of in-house installation teams, trade supply and its franchise operation network.
Investment: £20k-£50k
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