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Franchise Focus Standing strong


A low entry cost, with high returns and a unique product, makes Colourfence one to check out


INVESTMENT LEVEL: £19,995 C


olourfence has 55 franchisees in the UK and Ireland, each selling its unique product with no direct competitor in a protected territory of their


own. The fence itself requires virtually no maintenance, is designed to withstand wind gusts of 130mph and can be installed for a similar outlay to timber fencing. Ivor McKeown, franchisee for Bath, says: “This is a fantastic product that anyone with a garden would want. It’s stunning to look at, very reasonably priced and does everything a timber fence can’t; it will last a lifetime or more and withstand gale force winds.” Paul Gilmore of Colourfence Bognor Regis, who sold close to £200,000 in his fi rst year, says: “When I came across Colourfence, I knew I’d found a company that I could work with. And, more importantly, I’d found one that off ered fantastic-quality products that I would


be proud to associate myself with.” As the manufacturer, Colourfence only makes money when franchisees sell a fence. Managing director Mark Stewart- Woods says the company needs more franchisees to service the huge demand for its products throughout the country. “We’re seeing an increasing number of enquiries every month, and close to 40 per cent of all phone calls we receive turn into a sale. But we’re probably covering just 40 per cent of the country right now, and desperately need good, entrepreneurially minded franchisees to fi ll the gaps.” Colourfence launched in the UK in 2004 and is a full member of the British Franchise Association. As a management opportunity, the Colourfence franchise requires no previous experience, is very easy to learn and, since it can be operated from home with minimal overheads, provides a rapid return on investment. The company hosts regular open days


at its factory in Newport for prospective franchisees, and will be on stand F30 at The National Franchise Exhibition, at the NEC Birmingham, on 13 & 14 October.


Colourfence Home improvement


www.colourfence.co.uk recruitment@colourfence.co.uk 01633 965 005


Secure exclusive rights to this unique, game-changing product that's transforming gardens nationwide


• A unique, weatherproof fencing system with no direct competitor • A management franchise so you won't need to dig holes yourself • A simple franchise that's easy to learn with no experience needed • Home based with low overheads and a fast return on investment • 55 franchisees already supplying Colourfence in the UK and Ireland


“I honestly believe that Colourfence and


01633 965005 Contact us


recruitment@colourfence.co.uk www.colourfence.co.uk


ColourRail are the best general purpose fencing and railing products on the market today. Virtually maintenance free; guaranteed; and


professionally installed for total peace of mind.” Anna Ryder Richardson


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