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YOUR FUTURE...


Why a Jackson Fire & Security franchise could be your smartest investment


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hen it comes to choosing a franchise, most people dream of


something that combines stability, growth potential, and genuine impact. In today’s world, where safety, compliance, and security are front of mind for every business, Jackson Fire & Security offers exactly that: a resilient, future-proof franchise opportunity with a proven track record.


A legacy you can trust More than 30 years ago, Steve Jackson set out to make workplaces safer. What began as a small fire extinguisher installation service has evolved into one of the UK’s leading names in fire and security solutions. Headquartered in Mold, North Wales, Jackson Fire & Security now operates across the country, helping organisations stay compliant and secure with everything


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from fire alarms and emergency lighting to CCTV, access control, and intruder systems. But what makes this


franchise unique isn’t just the service offering – it’s the partnership. As founder Steve Jackson puts it: “You’re never alone. My team and I will be with you every step of the way, providing the support you need to grow and thrive.”


A franchise designed for leaders JThis isn’t your typical “hands-on” trade franchise. At Jackson Fire & Security, you take on a leadership role, building and managing a team of skilled engineers. Nor do you need to be a technical expert to succeed – you receive all the training and knowledge you need to confidently manage a team of skilled engineers. From understanding the essentials of fire and security systems to learning how to communicate clearly with both your engineers and customers, Jackson’s


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