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National Franchise Showcase
SERVICES Car Park Valeting Car Wash and Valeting
CAR PARK VALETING (CPV) is the most successful fixed professional Hand Car
Valeting business in the UK. Close to opening their 100th site and with up to
another 160 sites in 2007, CPV is still enjoying rapid growth.
All CPV franchisees undergo a comprehensive training programme and can
expect full business and marketing support. Sites are fully equipped with water,
power, office, chemicals, marketing literature, uniforms, signs etc., ready to start
business and earning money from the very first day!
Award winner Stephen Avery
All sites are fully insured and compliant with environmental and necessary
CPV Tesco Solihull
legislation. Realistic earnings at a well-run operation can be between £50-75K
Best CPV Valet Business Operator 2007
Best Training Site 2007
within 12-18 months.
Investment Requirement: From £30k + VAT
SERVICES Caremark Domiciliary Care
SINCE its inception in 2005 Caremark has surpassed target growth and
development. Its fine-tuned formula is now in place for nationwide expansion
as a white-collar management franchise to bring quality management and
service excellence to clients. The domiciliary care market is diverse - estimated
at between £12b and £17b per year.
Franchisees will need to be passionate about this business, genuinely care for
other people, be professional, dedicated to operating to the stringent Caremark
standards, and committed to true business building. Caremark provides a
business format franchise package containing the essential business tools you
need to launch and develop a very exciting business.
Investment Requirement: £29,500 + VAT
SERVICES CerTax Accounting Accountancy Services
CERTAX ACCOUNTING is a major player in the Accountancy sector with 106
franchisees in operation throughout the UK. With the support of professionally qualified
Chartered Certified Accountants, franchisees can build and operate their own successful
Accountancy and Tax Advisory Practice. In the first year, gross fee projections are
estimated at over £30,000 and CerTax Accounting’s marketing techniques ensure that
each franchisee will maximise client base growth as quickly as possible.
A background in accountancy is not essential as full and comprehensive training is
provided in an actual Accountancy Practice environment and support is always available
via the support helpline. There is a constant demand for professional accountancy and
taxation services from businesses of all kinds and sizes so CerTax Accounting franchisees
have the opportunity to build a practice into a very real marketable re-sale asset.
CerTax Accounting, the accountancy and tax advisory franchise that embodies quality
and professionalism.
Investment Requirement: From £19,465 + VAT
SERVICES Chemex International Chemical Distribution
MIDLANDS-BASED Chemex International was established in 1985 to provide the
£2.5bn cleaning and hygiene market with a high quality range of products and services.
The company has become one of Europe’s leading van-based franchises, supplying its
ISO 9001-2000 accredited range of over 150 products and services to a repeat-order
customer base exceeding 30,000. These customers span an incredibly diverse range of
market sectors including hospitals, hotels, pubs, petrol stations and bus depots! They are
serviced by an extensive network of 100 franchised distributors in the UK and Chemex
has also now established sister operations in five other European countries. Franchisees
operate from fully-equipped mobile showrooms and are provided with everything they
need to start their business, together with full initial training, a comprehensive support
package, a bespoke ‘sage’ laptop option and a twelve-week launch programme.
Investment Requirement: £23,700
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