FEATURED FRANCHISES To be included call 020 8394 5224
Lawnkeeper
Lawn care Lawnkeeper provides a high quality lawn care service to the domestic and commercial market place throughout the UK.
its offering includes an extensive package of marketing support and technical training. Within a relatively short time you will be able to learn the fundamentals of running a lawn care franchise, and you will be backed up by an ongoing programme of professional support. As well as giving you high quality technical training, it will support you in every aspect of running the business, from using its state-of-the-art franchise management package to understanding an accounts package.
NUMBER of oUtlEts 10 BfA MEMBERship EXHIBITION ACCREDITED iNitiAl fRANChisE fEE £12,900 - £25,000
ESTATE OFFICE, HALL FARM, LUMBY, LEEDS, LS25 5JA
As well as enjoying working out of doors, you’ll enjoy getting to know your customers – as great customer service and referral generation are key to its success. this business isn’t just about lawns – it’s about people: your customers.
if you want to build a business of real value, providing you with a steady, long-term income – and you don’t mind getting your hands dirty – then a lawnkeeper franchise could be the ideal choice.
TEL 0800 073 5252 EMAIL
franchise@lawnkeeper.co.uk WEB
lawnkeeper.co.uk/franchise-opportunities
facebook.com/lawnkeeper
Low Tax Group the ® ACCOUNTANTS & TAX ADVISERS
www.lowtax.co.uk
The LowTax Group is a dynamic firm of tax accountants and business advisors who specialise in helping their clients keep what they earn.
the firm offers an exciting opportunity for business builders who are keen to manage the client relationship, without having to prepare the statutory accounts themselves.
NUMBER of oUtlEts 5 BfA MEMBERship EXHIBITION ACCREDITED iNitiAl fRANChisE fEE £21,650
THE LOWTAX GROUP, WEIR COTTAGE, 2 LAINDON ROAD, BILLERICAY, ESSEX, CM129LD
“since starting, the reaction has been great and business is going really well. i have opened my second office” – Allan Darke, franchise owner of Bishops Stortford and Harlow.
Advice and guidance will be no further than a phone call away. You will receive a full turn key business package, complete with everything you need – training, marketing materials, business stationery, it support and a complete back-up service.
the lowtax Group’s services are much in demand – nobody wants to pay more tax than is necessary.
Accountancy / Management
TEL 01277 699 984 EMAIL
franchise@lowtax.co.uk WEB
www.lowtaxfranchise.co.uk
@lowtaxfranchise
facebook.com/lowtaxfranchise
Radfield Home Care
Care services
A Radfield Home Care franchise offers you the opportunity to run your own specialist elderly care business that you can start with low investment and build into a profitable business in a booming demographic. focusing into the elderly care market and becoming a specialist in the sector means less training for you and your staff, more focused marketing activities and a more compelling choice to those purchasing care for elderly relatives. the franchise is looking for like-minded people to join the network and partner to develop high quality care services across the country. it offers exceptional training and support that means that even with no prior care experience you can still invest, as Radfield home Care will give you the skills and know- how that you need to make your business a success. Contact the company today for more information.
NUMBER of oUtlEts 5 BfA MEMBERship PROVISIONAL iNitiAl fRANChisE fEE £25,000
7 FRANKWELL, SHREWSBURY, SY3 8JY
TEL 01743 548 550 EMAIL
franchise@radfield.co.uk WEB
www.radfieldhomecarefranchising.co.uk
@radfieldcare
facebook.com/radfieldhomecarefranchiseUK
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