FEBR U AR Y
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FEATURED FRANCHISES
CHIPSAWAY AUTOMOTIVE
NUMBER OF OUTLETS: 225+ BFA MEMBERSHIP: Full INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: £29,995 TEL: 0800 980 5423 EMAIL:
ian@franchisebrands.co.uk WEB:
www.chipsaway.co.uk/franchise
Why go it alone when you can have the backing of a nationally recognised brand leader? ChipsAway is the UK’s leading minor automotive repair franchise with 11x higher UK brand awareness than its nearest competitor, as confi rmed by a recent YouGov survey. ChipsAway is the originator of the SMART (small-to-medium area repair technology) repair process. As a full British Franchise Association member with IMI, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 accreditations and affi liation with 3M and BVRLA, you won’t fi nd better quality training, products and ongoing sales and marketing support at any other franchise. Established in the UK for more than 20 years, ChipsAway now has the largest network of repair specialists in the UK. With ChipsAway, all new franchisees can receive a minimum of £80,000 of prospective
work enquiries in their fi rst year. This market-leading franchise has been developed to make it as easy as possible for you to start your own business. You don’t need any experience; ChipsAway will provide all the support you need to make your business a success.
ESQUIRES COFFEE CAFÉ
NUMBER OF OUTLETS: 40 BFA STATUS: Associate INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: £250,000 TEL: 020 7251 5166 EMAIL: franchise@esquirescoff
ee.co.uk WEB:
www.esquirescoff
ee.co.uk
Esquires was founded in Canada in 1993 with a defi ned brand focus on fairness, integrity, passion, excellence, innovation, community and sustainability. Today, Esquires’ independently owned cafés still exude these values, and in each neighbourhood it operates in, it strives to become a community beacon where locals can meet with friends and enjoy a personable approach to schedule a pressure-free business meeting, study, or just relax and disconnect Esquires’ passion is to provide the very best experience in everything it serves, therefore
the company takes time to understand its suppliers and their ingredients to ensure the foundations of the brand are never compromised. The attested operational franchise blueprint ensures effi ciencies, maximises the
occupancy opportunities and guarantees durability of investment, while a carefully developed operating and management system helps to provide innovation and support to franchise owners.
PROKIL DAMP PROOFING
INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: From £30,000 TEL: 01202 515 566 EMAIL: offi
ce@prokil.co.uk WEB:
www.prokilfranchise.co.uk
Prokil is a privately owned damp-proofi ng and timber treatment company covering the south of England. Prokil is the number-one choice on the market for all damp and timber treatments, and customers benefi t from more than 50 years’ experience and industry knowledge. When you become a franchisee of Prokil, you get more than just an opportunity to grow a small business into something bigger. Its package comes with a number of signifi cant benefi ts that have been designed to make your working life simpler, more effi cient and, ultimately, drive profi ts for your franchise. Within the fi rst year you should be turning over a six-fi gure number. Prokil has calculated that all its new franchise businesses should be showing a profi t at the end of the fi rst year of trading. Year-on-year profi t is expected to rise but the exact amount will ultimately depend on how much time you put in.
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