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SERVICES ElecLocal Electrical Services
RE-TRAIN as a fully qualified electrician and build a business as part of our national network
of reliable, fully qualified electricians. Changes in legislation mean that electricians must now
be Part ‘P’ registered in order to carry out certain types of electrical work. Using the country’s
leading training and inspection providers we will retrain and qualify you as a domestic and light
commercial electrician in 12 weeks.
At ElecLocal we know all about running a successful business and once qualified we will help
you build your business. We have a proven management team of the highest calibre. So if you
are considering a move into an electrical business calling ElecLocal should be your first step.
We ensure you get the right balance of electrical services skills, market presence, business sense
and technical support to make a success of your new business. Over the years we have come to
realise what customers want – a national service delivered locally. And this is what we are
delivering through our franchise network. We’re looking for capable people to join us in
delivering what the UK is becoming short of – a reliable local electrician at a sensible price.
Investment Requirement: From £29,950 + VAT
SERVICES ETYRES Mobile Tyre Sales & Fitting
JOIN the UK’s number one online tyre retailer.
Internet sales are booming and etyres has secured pole position in the online tyre
retail market.
etyres is the only national tyre retailer to publish a price comparison and is up to
40% cheaper than leading competitors. The company is spearheading a revolution
in e-commerce, which is an increasingly important part of the economy.
This franchise has a low start-up cost of £25,000 and large and lucrative
exclusive territories. Sales are rocketing. This is your opportunity to join a well-
established company with a proven business system - competitors cannot compete
with its low-cost business model.
Applicants should be practical, hard working and have a strong ability to meet
and communicate with customers.
Investment Requirement: £25,000 (start-up costs)
SERVICES Expense Reduction Analysts Cost Management Consultancy
ERA is a full member of the British Franchise Association and has an extremely
successful trading history both internationally and in the UK. If you are looking to start
your own business within the white collar, B2B sector, you will find that ERA offers the
lowest risk opportunity to develop a successful business which will fulfil your business
aspirations, exceed your revenue expectations and realise your lifestyle dreams.
ERA specialises in increasing companies' profitability by helping them to reduce their
overhead costs. Our franchised consultants provide a professional business service;
delivering independent impartial advice which enables their clients to buy at the best
possible prices from their suppliers.
Investment Requirement: £39,900
Commercial Cleaning & Kitchen Hygiene SuppliesSERVICES FiltaFry Plus
PROVIDING an invaluable and highly sought after service to a wide range of catering
establishments, FiltaFry has offered a franchise opportunity with tremendous potential for
many years, so much so that chefs all over the world have come to rely on the service
provided by the network of over 300 franchisee technicians.
As with any mature and successful network, re-sale opportunities are also available in
the UK today with the benefits of:
• Local track knowledge
• Existing customer base with substantial expansion opportunities
• Business from day 1
The company training programme covers every aspect of the business from the Fryer
management service through to the ongoing development of the business. The support
team are always available to give advice and guidance regarding the business through the
various stages of its development and as part of the ongoing mentoring programme.
Investment Requirement: From £23,500
Remember to check before you invest
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