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National Franchise Showcase
SERVICES Autosheen Mobile Car Valeting
AUTOSHEEN, who in 1984 pioneered the concept of “taking the car wash to the car”, is
celebrating 22 years of trading as Britain’s No1 Mobile Vehicle Valeting Company.
Autosheen still continues to develop new systems and procedures that enable its franchisees
to deliver a first class service to its client base that includes several large company fleet, some
with the largest fleets in Europe. Autosheen became part of the Myhome International Plc group
recently, the largest home services supplier in the UK, opening up enormous opportunities for
the franchise network to provide valeting services to families and individuals who are ‘cash rich,
time poor’.
Autosheen wish to attract management franchisees who have aspirations to grow their own
business with multi-van operations, within their own large exclusive area. If you add our
existing national account client base to a marketplace that spends £9 billion a year on some sort
of domestic service, an Autosheen franchise offers a fantastic business opportunity.
Investment Requirement: £24,995 (Franchise fee. Working capital required)
SERVICES Beaverscreens / Paint Wizards Windscreen & Paintwork Repair
BEAVERSCREENS franchisees offer a totally innovative repair service for car
windscreens, headlights, interior trim and carpeting. Paint Wizard franchisees quickly
remove cracks and scratches from exterior car paintwork for a fraction of the price
charged by any conventional bodyshop.
Established for eleven years, both of these well known brands are owned by the same
caring and family-run business and there are a good number of generously-sized franchise
territories still available.
Beaverscreens and Paint Wizard franchises can be run separately or together – either
way you get all the training, equipment, materials and business stationery you need to start
trading from day one.
Investment Requirement: £14,995 + Van
SERVICES Belvoir Residential Lettings
Belvoir is the UK’s largest lettings specialist, offering a unique opportunity for franchisees to
enjoy huge earning potential in a buoyant market. Previous experience in the lettings market is
not necessary, but enthusiasm, a determination to succeed and good communication skills are
vital. Belvoir supports franchisees with its proven business formula and is committed to
providing extensive training plus tailor made packages to suit individual business plans.
With almost 100 franchises nationwide, the Belvoir brand is expanding rapidly and is on
track to achieve its goal of 300 franchises within the next ten years. Mike Goddard, founder of
Belvoir in 1995, is a newly appointed director of the British Franchise Association, reflecting
Belvoir’s status as a highly regarded and valued brand within the franchise sector.
For more information on becoming a Belvoir franchisee please complete the form at the end
of this section.
Belvoir Property Management (UK) Ltd is authorized and regulated by the Financial Services Authority
Initial Investment £22,500 + Working Capital
SERVICES Bluebird Care Domiciliary Care
CARE AT HOME – one of the fastest growing business sectors in the UK. Currently
worth some £10 - £12bn per year.
Bluebird Care is a management franchise involving the recruitment and management
of a team of care staff who provide care in individuals own homes. The Bluebird Care
management team has a wealth of both care and franchising experience, which provides
franchisees with an exceptional opportunity to develop a successful, profitable business.
Franchisees do not need care experience but must be dedicated to providing a high
quality service in a professional environment.
Bluebird Care has a comprehensive franchise package with training and support only
experience can bring, which enables franchisees to start quickly with confidence.
Investment Requirement: £19,500 + VAT + working capital (funding available)
Remember to check before you invest
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