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Franchises from £10,000 to £20,000
Ovenclean
Investment level:
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£14,995 plus VAT
Website:
www.ovenclean.com
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Email:
info@ovenclean.com
Phone:
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0800 988 5434
classification:
Domestic oven cleaning services
The satisfaction of delivering such
a well-appreciated service has been
as important to Kenny as the growing
regular income he’s enjoying and the
business development support he’s
received from his franchisor. He is happy
in his work and says he’s looking forward
to a rewarding future with Ovenclean.
“Taking John’s advice and investing
in an Ovenclean franchise is the best
decision I’ve ever made – I’ve absolutely
no regrets and would defi nitely
recommend an Ovenclean franchise to
anyone. Providing you work hard and
follow the Ovenclean business model,
you’ll make money!”
Launched in 1992, Ovenclean is the
UK’s original and most successful oven
cleaning specialist, currently providing
specialist oven cleaning services to
thousands of satisfi ed households and
Cooking up a storm
businesses across the UK, using a unique
environmentally-friendly 100 per cent
caustic free cleaning system. This system
Why former gardener Kenny Latchford’s Ovenclean
effectively cleans ovens and hobs, AGAs,
ranges and barbecues, restoring them
franchise is hotting up!
to pristine condition in a safe, hygienic
and fume-free environment in around
two hours.
F
RANCHISEE JOHN Cattermole Ovenclean management team as well as
“I’ve had
Franchisees operate from
proved to be a good friend from my fellow franchisees. John continues professionally liveried vans and so
indeed when he recommended to pass work to me when he’s inundated
tremendous
benefi t from low overheads and high
an Ovenclean franchise to his pal Kenny with bookings, but increasingly I’m building support fl exibility, as well as a large, virtually
Latchford, a former gardener who had up my own customer base and generating
from the
untapped market place. The proven
been struggling to fi nd work through new enquiries as people spread the word business model is easy to learn, simple
the winter. about Ovenclean – it’s great!”
Ovenclean
to manage and delivers a high earning,
Kenny, who had occasionally helped Kenny has found that whilst his management fulfi lling lifestyle.
out when John needed a hand to cope gardening business was hard hit by
team...”
CEO at Ovenclean, Julian Minwalla,
with high volumes of work, leapt at recession, by contrast people are still confi rms that Kenny’s experience is
the suggestion of taking on his own keen to keep their ovens clean and are typical for franchisees and says that in
Ovenclean business in a neighbouring prepared to pay for the luxury of having order to cope with increasing levels
territory. A visit to Ovenclean head the job done professionally. of demand, the franchise is looking to
offi ce and time spent with the franchise “Ovenclean has helped enormously. expand its network signifi cantly.
support team convinced Kenny that this I had a very successful, well organised “Our franchisees across the country
was a fantastic opportunity for a new launch with local advertising and a are reporting that business is really
direction in his life. Following training, he leafl eting campaign to build awareness bubbling for Ovenclean,” he concludes.
launched his new franchise towards the of the Ovenclean service in my area, but “Hardly surprising as cleaning the oven
end of last year, found that he was rushed satisfi ed customers have been my best is top of the ‘most hated household
off his feet in the run up to Christmas sales tool!” he says. “New customers are chores’ list. Every household has an oven,
and has been busy ever since! always amazed and delighted with the and ovens need to be cleaned regularly,
“I’m really enjoying it,” Kenny confi rms. results, invariably they rebook and also all of which adds up to a massive
“I’ve had tremendous support from the tell all their friends.” potential marketplace for Ovenclean!” ■
April 2010 www.businessfranchise.com
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