The only domestic support franchise to offer three services and businesses in one celebrates a triumphal exhibition at the Franchise Show.
Diamond Home Support is popping the champagne in celebration of a triumphal exhibition at this years’ Franchise Show. Diamond Home Support’s managing director, Andrew Watton describes the successful exhibition: “Over two days we have spoken to a considerable number of potential franchisees, all of whom appreciate our low start-up cost and supportive approach. They also recognised the high demand for the services we offer, which provides a reassuring backdrop for any new franchisee looking to join us.”
The demand for domestic cleaning has skyrocketed in the past 6 years, creating a perfect opportunity for Diamond Home Support to expand its unique business model and services. Recent years has seen an increased demand among millennials, the under 35s, with 24% more to have cleaners compared to 2011. The UK’s ageing population has disposable incomes that affords them to seek the services they need to be looked after from the comforts of their homes. With upward mobility and increased disposable incomes, the home help market has grown at an exceedingly fast rate and it shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. If you are looking for a business that is booming, where you get to choose the services you wish to offer in your area without the hassle of employing or managing staff, Diamond Home Support offers a start-up fee as low as £2,495+VAT which includes full training, an initial 6-month marketing campaign, and ongoing support throughout the lifetime of your business.
Diamond Home Support has territories available across the UK and is looking for the right candidates. If you have good people skills and a burning desire to own a successful business with a well-established brand that offers financial and lifestyle freedom and the satisfaction that comes with making a difference in people’s lives, you are the candidate Diamond Home Support is looking for. The responses of over 70 franchisees in a recent survey said: 100% rated the training as good or better; 100% said the franchisor cared about the franchisees and 100% said the start-up fee represented good value for money.
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