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GlassTech Repair


Come and join the team! Founded in 2009 by Chris Atack GlassTech Repair has been on a steady growth trajectory ever since. Specialising in stone-chip/bullseye repairs, wiper marks and scratch removal on pretty much any glazed surface – whether windscreen, side window, headlights, home or business glazing – GlassTech Repair boasts a client portfolio including Arnold Clarke, Evans Halshaw and Lookers – to name just a few.


Glass Tech Repair Services  Windscreen chip and scratch repairs: Repair dangerous chips and scratches in any vehicle glazing. These dangerous mishaps should be repaired as soon as possible to prevent chips and scratches migrating, reduced vision, or worse. GlassTech’s Repair kit will restore glass to its original appearance and stability.  Window restoration: GlassTech’s expertise doesn’t begin and end with automotive – franchisees will be qualified to repair domestic and commercial glazing on buildings too!  Headlight Restoration  Fleet Inspections: Regular visits with large


and small car dealerships, coach operators, public transport and haulage companies.


The benefi ts of working with GlassTech  Potential for a great income  Credibility of the GlassTech brand and model  Your own exclusive trading territory  Equipment tools, and workwear package  Central admin, invoicing, and debt collection  Full training and support in all aspects of the business Website and marketing  Franchisee app for ongoing support – and to minimise paperwork


Rewards the business brings  Job satisfaction  Potential high earnings  Full comprehensive training package  Business development advice  Access to blue-chip customer base  Exclusive franchise trading territory  Marketing support: online and offline Well-planned training program and operations manual.


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BFA status: n/a


Established: 2009


Investment level: £10,000-£20,000


Telephone: 0800 0029 407


Web: glasstechrepair.co.uk/franchise- opportunity/


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