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National Franchise Showcase
SERVICES RGM Franchising Home Services
RGM franchisees will be able to tailor the make up of their business depending on the
demands of their territory and their own preferences, which makes for a flexible business
concept suited to individuals keen on taking a hands-on role and candidates who prefer to
concentrate upon managing a growing business. The broad range of RGM services
include: Grounds Maintenance, Commercial and Domestic Cleaning, Specialist
Environmental Services, including. We’re looking for franchise partners who are totally
committed to making our business a success by making their own individual businesses
successful. In each case you will be operating our full business format system, and
adopting any new methods and systems as they are introduced. As part of a growing
network, you must be a team player, be prepared to share experiences, and have a genuine
desire to provide the very best service to your clients.
Investment Requirement: £12,000 (total investment)
SERVICES Riverford Organic Vegetables Food Distribution
ETHICAL FRANCHISING. A Riverford home delivery franchise is a business with a
difference. Four times winner of the prestigious Soil Association / You Magazine Organic
Food Awards and Brand Builder of the year 2003, Riverford Organic Vegetables is the
first organic food franchise in the UK. Through our box scheme, delivered and serviced
by a network of franchisees, we supply customers with fresh produce directly from our
farm. We offer a full launch package with up to 50 customers and their orders,
comprehensive training, quality marketing materials, telesales support, bespoke software
and real hands on support.
A Riverford franchise is an easy to run business. There is no need for premises or stock
holding and we arrange all the distribution into chilled hubs. To get this business off the
ground all you need is a van and a fully equipped home office. Do you want to run an
ethically based business and sell products you can really believe in? Then we want to talk
to you. We are actively seeking franchisees in the North East of England.
Investment Requirement: £25,000 + VAT
SERVICES Safeclean Furniture Cleaning
WITH over 80 franchisees throughout the UK, Safeclean are an established company and have
over 35 years of franchise experience.
Safeclean is affiliated with Guardsman, the UK’s market leader in Furniture Protection
Programmes, and is the only company used and recommended by them to carry out their
cleaning and service work. This generates work from day one. Additionally Safeclean are used
and recommended by a large number of quality national retailers. Once established over 80%
of business is generated by repeat custom and customer referrals, there is no cold calling.
As a Safeclean franchisee you will be given comprehensive training and will be equipped
with everything you need to run your market leading business. You will develop all the skills
to provide superb cleaning and specialist stain removal to the highly profitable domestic market.
Safeclean have limited areas available for franchisees who want to become managers of a
successful business.
Investment Requirement: From £23,950
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