FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: £20,000 Look to the Loft!
More Than Loft Ladders is the go-to brand for a service transforming UK homes
franchise partners in every region. As the UK’s longest-established
franchise in the loft access industry, MTLL knows the sector inside out, so prospective partners don't need to worry about making costly mistakes as they begin their journey. Many franchisees have grown from a “man-in-a-van” to fully managed multi-vehicle operations with support from MTLL, including business leadership initiatives delivered through regular Franchise Development Days. To aid this success, MTLL has implemented
various resources to enhance the franchise partner’s toolkit, including a new CRM system, which streamlines operations and enhances customer relationship management. An online operations portal known as ‘The Loft’ provides franchise partners with a comprehensive resource hub, further revolutionising the way they conduct business. Liam’s commitment to franchise
Than Loft Ladders (MTLL) – a fantastic opportunity for anyone seeking to scale their ventures quickly and efficiently.
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Supplying a huge demand for storage MTLL specialise in transforming ordinary loft spaces into functional accessible areas that meet an ever-growing demand for storage. A proven business model and comprehensive support mean MTLL franchisees can take their van-based business to new heights in no time. Unlike traditional start-ups that require years of groundwork to establish a presence, MTLL provides franchisees with a ready-made blueprint for success, including access to a wealth of resources to hit the ground running, plus established branding, marketing strategies and operational protocols. Support includes: an experienced head office team providing comprehensive
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mbitious and looking to expand your van-based business rapidly? Look no further than More
training in loft installations, CRM utilisation, marketing tactics, and sales techniques, all of which supply the skills and knowledge needed to thrive and grow in the competitive market landscape. Plus: quarterly franchise development days bring ongoing guidance and insights from experienced mentors and industry experts. What sets MTLL apart is a commitment
to empowering partners to achieve their full potential and to pursue growth wherever it arises. This growth has been spearheaded by Managing Director Liam Hobbs – a former franchisee with nine years of experience. Liam experienced the potential of the MTLL model at first-hand, having successfully expanded his own franchise operation across three territories with five installation vans and a high-street showroom/office. Liam recognised the importance of
empowering franchise partners with the tools and resources they need to thrive. Staying true to the company’s roots, MTLL choose to grow by recruiting trusted, local
partner development has been a driving force behind MTLL’s success. He firmly believes that investing in the growth of individual franchisees is crucial to the overall success of the network. A culture of collaboration and ongoing training and support has fostered an environment where franchise partners flourish. This focus on individual growth has enabled MTLL franchisees to expand into multi-van operations – a testament to the scalability and profitability of the business model. With a comprehensive support system,
proven business model, and focus on scalability, MTLL franchise partners can achieve rapid expansion and success in the lucrative home improvement industry. So, unlock your potential for growth with the More Than Loft Ladders franchise. l
MORE THAN LOFT LADDERS Home maintenance 0800 0359 880
franchise@mtll.co.uk mtllfranchise.co.uk
Investment level: £20K-£50K
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