Status: Active
Posting ID: 277982
3/16/23
$59,500 Franchise Fee
Asking Price
Description
Founded in 2009 by Wayne Holloway, Best Choice Roofing has completed over 70,000 roofing projects and has become one of the largest roofing contractors in the US with more than 40 locations in 15 states. As an Owens Corning "Platinum Preferred Contractor" since 2011, we're recognized as a "Top One Percent Performer" and we pride ourselves in a customer-first approach and in providing homeowners with the highest quality products and services.
Best Choice Roofing's main focus is to assist communities that have sustained weather-related damages, which are often initially unnoticed. Our storm damage experts perform thorough inspections and then help homeowners in making the best decisions based on the findings. This often involves our explaining the damages to our customers' insurance companies, resulting in our repairing of their roof back to pre-storm condition or entire roof replacement for no more than the cost of their deductible.
As a true community-oriented roofing company. We sign long-term leases, hire local employees and crews, operate with the utmost of care and attention to detail, and remain committed to our customers who can rest assured that Best Choice Roofing will be there even after the storm is gone.
Our Franchise Opportunity's Key Features and Advantages:
* Reputable Top Performer in an Industry Full of Storm Chasers Highest producing roofing franchise in the US with community-focused local teams in an extremely fragmented $52 billion industry of unsophisticated competitors.
* Revenue Driven Through Insurance Highly scalable, low overhead, and recession/virus-proof business model focused on sales at minimal cost to the customer with a full supplementation/claims team and subcontracted roofing crews.
* Proven Sales Program Supported by Franchisor Exclusive "BCR 101" sales training program, clear path to reaching revenue goals, national call center, ongoing daily support, and weekly continuing education, all provided along with solutions for local and state licensing requirements with no prior industry experience required.
* Differentiation through Partnerships, Proprietary Product, & Technology Systems Priority access to supply, exclusive product offerings, and sophisticated tech suite options for sales, marketing, and world-class customer experience.
* Financial Performance Transparency Complete P&L statement in the Item 19 with no misleading figures, an average gross revenue of $3.8 million, a high average ticket of over $12,000, and healthy margins.
* Finance requirements:
Franchise Fee: $59,500
Total Investment: $110,200 $193,000
Minimum Liquid Capital: $100,000
Minimum Investment: $100,000
This is not an offer to sell a franchise which can only be made by the formal Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD). Any granting of a franchise is subject to the approval of and at the discretion of the franchisor.
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Posting: 277982 | Available | 3/16/23
Best Choice Roofing has completed over 70,000 roofing projects becoming one of the largest roofing contractors in the US with more than 40 locations in 15 states. As an Owens Corning "Platinum Preferred Contractor" since 2011, Best Choice Roofing is recognized as a "Top One Percent Performer."
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Posting: 277984 | Available | 3/16/23
Own the line painting & pavement maintenance service business that property managers rely on. If you're looking for a recession-resistant business offering unlimited profit potential, low startup costs, & incredible demand, investing in an EverLine Coatings and Services franchise is a wise choice.
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Posting: 276905 | Available | 3/16/23
All Dry franchisees provide clients with top-flight water damage restoration services. We provide high-tech processes, intuitive software, proprietary training & more to ensure any water or mold issue is properly handled. All Dry offers a proven model in a recession-proof industry.
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