FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £2,000 How fantastic Join Fantastic Services, the family of tech-driven property services O
ver the last decade, Fantastic Services has successfully built one of the most diverse franchises
in the UK with an impressive portfolio of more than 25 property maintenance and improvement services. The company has more than 400 franchise partners across the UK, the US, and Australia. On an average day out in London, you are sure to spot at least a few of the hundreds of Fantastic vehicles that roam the busy streets of the capital. From professional cleaning and regular domestic care to gardening, handyman, pest control and much more – the potential for investment and business growth is tremendous. While the sheer size of the brand and its
flexible model are feats on their own, these are not even the most exciting aspects of Fantastic Services. What truly stands out is its focus on technology and innovation.
Driven by technology The company has developed its very own custom-built customer relationship management system (CRM) to automate all sorts of processes that help franchisees run their business. With many cost- and time-saving capabilities for optimised service provision for anyone who operates as part of the network, the system ensures minimum hassle for Fantastic Services franchisees. Among many functionalities, the system is able to analyse any given job that has been booked by a customer and automatically fit it into the workday of a technician based on their qualification, set of skills, professional equipment, and even their proximity to the client's property. As of 2018, Fantastic Services offers
master franchise opportunities as well. With the first masters starting operation in Oxford (UK) and Brisbane (Australia), the company is set for global expansion. Co-founder and chief executive Rune Sovndahl is looking forward to meeting all the new franchise partners who will join Fantastic Services in 2019. “We are excited to work with people who share our vision
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of stellar customer services and quality workmanship. The last two years have been monumental in terms of what we were able to achieve from a technical standpoint. From here on, the possibilities are limitless.”
The perks of running a Fantastic franchise It all starts with a simple and hassle-free onboarding process. Fantastic Services has a fully automated online training platform, which allows franchisees to get quickly and effortlessly on board with standards, procedures and service requirements.
Franchise support From the very beginning, franchise partners receive professional support and guidance by the same managerial team that has grown the Fantastic Services brand. The company handles all the online marketing to generate leads and makes the locally available services as accessible as possible to the public. Franchisees focus their effort on managing their business and providing customers with a high-quality service.
High-end technology Fantastic Services has worked for years to create several groundbreaking technological solutions for its industry.
Franchisees gain access to the full technical package that includes its unique CRM system and mobile applications.
Standardised service provision The company has designed and developed more than 25 services that are fully standardised. This means that all technicians aim to achieve specific standards of quality in order to bring complete satisfaction to the end consumer. In addition, the monthly expenses for any given service become easy to calculate.
Return of investment Franchisees can typically expect a return of investment within just a couple of months of commencing operation. For master franchise investors, ROI is estimated between six months and two years from launch. l
CONTACT Fantastic Services Home services 020 7846 2537
www.joinfantastic.com
info@joinfantastic.com
Investment level: Under £10k
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