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C Beer line cleaning


Clear Brew C


lear Brew has been professionally cleaning beer lines since 2006. The company’s tried-and-tested


methods, coupled with its own unique portable water-fed mixing units, market-leading chemicals and industry-tested inhibitors, means that its fully managed repeat beer line cleaning service reduces costs, cuts waste, minimises risk, maintains and, in most cases, improves draught beer line quality. There are no upfront costs and, since there


is no need to source contracts, it becomes a vital repeat service that its customers come to rely on and are happy to endorse. Clear Brew has just welcomed its 39th


franchisee and is contining to expand. It is seeking highly motivated individuals who are enthusiastic, good communicators and have a desire to succeed. You can become your own boss running a highly successful franchise with your own: protected territory; training package; full equipment pack; marketing launch; and ongoing support. This really is a golden opportunity, with an


introductory offer of only £15,000 plus vat. You can run your business from home and enjoy benefi ts such as low overheads, an excellent daily cashfl ow, high profi t margins and massive growth potential. The franchise


bfa status: n/a


offers a vital repeat service to your customers, regardless of the state of the economy. Alan Chick, Clear Brew franchisee for


Taunton, says: “I was looking to improve my work-life balance; as a retail area manager, I was working 24/7 and was a slave to my smartphone and emails. I realised I would need to be self-employed to achieve the change I needed, so had been looking at potential franchises on and off for two or three years. Clear Brew had it all: Ÿ Sensible initial investment Ÿ Low additional overheads Ÿ A service that is not an optional extra but a publican’s ‘must do’


Ÿ Regular repeat business and great, predictable cashfl ow


Ÿ Low overheads means great margins Ÿ Excellent advice and support always readily available.


“The variety of clients and venues


keeps it interesting and fun. I am making a comfortable living as an owner-operator in less than six months, and with the size of my territory and the margins available I will be able to grow the business and further increase my income by taking on staff. I now have time to enjoy life!”


Established: 2006


Number of outlets in the UK: 39


Areas available: Across the UK


Investment level: £15,000


Contact: Stephen Trezona


Address: Dracaena Avenue, Falmouth TR11 2EQ


Telephone: 01209 219 889


Email: hoclearbrew@hotmail.com


Web: clearbrew.co.uk/franchise-opportunities


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