The windscreen repair franchise revealed in a recent Facebook post that it has been nominated in an incredible six out of eight categories.
Founded in 2012, Screen Rescue is the UK’s only windscreen and glass repair franchise that operates exclusively in the automotive industry, offering an extremely high standard to each and every one of its customers. Deservedly, the windscreen repair franchise has been nominated in six of the eight categories that make up the Virtual Franchise Awards, and recognised as a provider of excellent care to not just its customers, but its franchisees.
Discussing the exciting multi-nomination, Screen Rescue franchisor Jaime Hilario said, “We are delighted to receive six category nominations! It is a testament to the quality and the level of essential support services we deliver our franchisees daily, which enables them to focus on managing their businesses.”
If you’re interested in becoming a franchisee with the thriving and growing repair franchise, you’ll need to make a minimum initial investment of £19,750, with a total investment cost of £35,000. After two years with Screen Rescue, the franchise estimates that your revenue will have risen to an impressive £111,000, with more room to grow from there.
In return for your initial investment, you’ll receive a great deal of support and training from Screen Rescue, including a comprehensive induction lasting 10 days and an assisted business launch with all the set-up guidance that you need. You’ll receive lessons on how to carry out a full range of windscreen and glass repairs, as well as lessons on the management side of things, covering day-to-day operations, finances and business performance acceleration methods.
When you’re in business and on your feet, there will be plenty of development and coaching opportunities, and you’ll receive regular territory visits from your franchisor and full access to central support services. Find out more about investing with Screen Rescue via the franchise’s profile page, which you’ll discover linked above.
Lily Sweeney, Point Franchise ©
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