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FEATURED FRANCHISES
ANYTIME FITNESS HEALTH AND FITNESS
NUMBER OF OUTLETS: 155+ BFA MEMBERSHIP: Associate INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: £36,000 TEL: 0330 332 2361 EMAIL: jointhefamily@ anytimefi
tness.co.uk WEB: www.anytimefi
tness.co.uk
Anytime Fitness is the UK’s leading fi tness franchise and now has over 150 clubs throughout the UK and Ireland. All clubs are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, providing members with a fl exible and affordable gym membership that works around their busy lives. Opening an Anytime Fitness club requires a minimum investment of £170,000 liquid capital. The company projects a return on investment within 18 months, and clubs are typically cash positive between six and eight months after opening. A background in health and fi tness is not required, with the vast majority of franchisees
coming from outside the industry. The expertise and support of the central team is a huge benefi t, allowing franchisees to feel confi dent in each step of the process, from sourcing a location to opening the club doors. With comprehensive training and tailored ongoing support from franchise performance coaches, it’s easy to see why 60 per cent of franchisees have gone on to own another club.
BLOCSPHERE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Blocsphere Property Management provides property management services to the block and estate management sector. As well as physically maintaining these developments, we also ensure clients are meeting
BFA MEMBERSHIP: Provisional INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: £9,500 TEL: 0330 113 0914 EMAIL:
franchise@blocsphere.co.uk WEB:
www.blocspherefranchise.co.uk
their legal obligations in areas such as safety, compliance, and fi nancial management. Our franchise operation will grow our business, so we can provide a local presence to our
clients anywhere in the country, and our franchisees will receive support and training from a strongly respected industry brand. Our franchise is a unique alternative to the letting/estate agent franchise model. Block
and estate management is a niche area of property management, of extreme interest to anybody requiring a property franchise with a difference. Blocsphere head offi ce will be performing many of the accounting and legal work, so it is expected that the franchisee will have ample time available to seek and enrol new clients.
DÉCOR WALLS & FLOORING HOME IMPROVEMENT
BFA MEMBERSHIP: N/A INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: £25,000 TEL: 07557 900 840 EMAIL: harryc@directordealfl
ow.com WEB:
www.decorfranchise.co.uk
Décor Walls & Flooring (previously Décor Cladding Centre) has built a successful business in an exciting and fast-growing market. Established in 2004, it has become one of the UK’s leading distributors of PVC wall and ceiling panels and own-brand luxury vinyl tile fl ooring. The business has grown strongly in the past few years, and in the fi nancial year to May 2017 it grew by 69 per cent. This is an outstanding opportunity: a relatively new product with proven national
demand and a large, untapped market. Décor Walls & Flooring is uniquely positioned to dominate the market by further expansion through strategic management franchise partnerships. Décor Walls & Flooring’s management franchisees require strong business acumen but
no prior knowledge of either the product or the business. The products are relatively simple and the business will provide all the training required as part of the franchise package. The franchise fee is £25,000 and there will be an additional requirement to purchase stock of £10,000, any of which can be sold back to Décor Walls & Flooring at any time.
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