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Spotlight Franchise


David Muirhead with new franchisee Liz Bailey


Introducing…


…zerodrytime, a business with a proven track record of getting franchisees from startup to earning over £50,000 in year one


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erodrytime has been cleaning households and commercial premises since 2008. Now, with over 55 vans covering virtually every part of the UK, it’s the


country’s only dry carpet, upholstery and hard floor cleaning franchise. The company also has a master franchise in Ireland and the first overseas master franchise based in New Zealand. zerodrytime’s franchise opportunity gives franchisees four cleaning solutions under one franchise, as well as second-to-none training, support and backup from its UK training centre in North East England.


Market potential


Being involved in the cleaning industry, zerodrytime founder David Muirhead was asked the same question repeatedly: do you clean carpets and upholstery? It was at this point that he realised the huge market potential. After all, who wants wet carpets and the inconvenience that goes with it? David started investigating and scouring the market for ways to give people what they wanted. In the early days, it took a lot of hard work finding the right machines and products, and involved trips to the US and numerous UK-based chemists to help make


the products needed, but it all paid off. zerodrytime now has a complete solution and gives its franchisees all the machines, products, processes and backup to help them succeed. There is virtually no job a franchisee can’t tackle effectively and, most importantly, they leave happy customers time and time again.


The customer base includes Hilton, Thistle, Malmaison, McDonald’s, ibis, Harrods, Harvey Nichols, the Shard, BMW and Audi, plus over 100,000 domestic customers UK-wide. Some franchisees have multiple vans on the road, changing from the ‘man in a van’ to a management role. zerodrytime actively encourages and supports growth in this area. Training begins with a fast-track process prior to the two-week course in the classroom and real-life job situations, before hitting the road. Franchisees also receive ongoing support and marketing advice, with back office tools such as e-learning portals and video tutorials to ensure continued success.


Firsts for zerodrytime zerodrytime has just achieved two firsts: its first female franchisee and the first franchisee in the Republic of Ireland.


Comprehensive package zerodrytime franchisees receive all machines, equipment, products, uniforms, van signage, tools, marketing material, a website and full comprehensive training as part of their initial investment. Plus, they receive an exclusive territory of around 90,000 homes. zerodrytime has a proven track


record in getting franchisees from startup to earning in excess of £50,000 in their first year. The franchise is built on solid foundations of support and knowledge, giving new franchisees the platform to build their businesses in their desired locations. The company is currently in the


process of introducing new market leading products – Ultra Guard for carpets and upholstery – giving the ultimate protections against accidents and stains. zerodrytime is also planning to expand overseas with numerous master franchise opportunities in various countries.


www.zerodrytimefranchise.com April 2018 | BusinessFranchise.com | 121


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