Kitchen Tune-Up Coming to Connecticut

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Before beginning his franchise journey, Jim worked with TIAA as a wealth management advisor, creating retirement plans for university research centers. Prior to that, he worked with Fidelity for 8 years. He didn’t know then that Kitchen Tune-Up would be in his future.

After graduating from college, Jim thought he would go into the medical profession, and got a job in a hospital. He later decided this was not the career path he was looking for, and ended up going back to school to pursue a business degree. 

Jim has previously owned a retail location, giving him experience in owning his own business. This retail location specialized in buying and selling artificial silk trees and plants, and eventually offered fresh flowers.

Jim has the support of his wife Robin, who currently works as a real estate agent.

Business Background Makes for a Confident Purchase

Adrienne Leigh of FBA knew with Jim’s business background, he was the perfect fit to own a franchise. With the guidance provided by Adrienne, Jim decided to buy one unit of Kitchen Tune-Up located in Milford, CT.


Ready to Put Past Career to Rest

Having worked in the funeral business for countless years, Melanie was looking for a change of pace. Excited to learn something new, she reached out to FBA Broker Cary Schneider who immediately went to work finding her a GOOD franchise.

Previously working as a Funeral Operations Director, Melanie managed a team of 25 people and has extensive expertise in connecting with people on a personal level. These skills along with a degree in psychology, paired with a minor in counseling, enable her to also work as a successful life coach.

Kitchen Tune Up Offers Franchise Success

Melanie and Cary decided on purchasing a unit of Kitchen Tune-Up. Cary felt their business model aligned well with Melanie’s skillset, and will offer her a career she will enjoy.

Founded in 1975 and franchising since 1988, Kitchen Tune-Up is one of the “leading remodeling services companies in the nation.” They take pride in offering their franchisees extensive training and support – enabling them to exceptionally serve their customers. 

To learn more about franchising opportunities with Kitchen Tune-Up, visit their website or us at www.franchiseba.com

FBA Broker: Cary Schneider
Email: cary@pinnaclefb.com
Phone: 503-584-1515

FBA Broker: Adrienne Leigh
Email: aleigh@successfranchising.com
Phone: 281-782-3564

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Note: We use the term “Franchise Broker” because it is the legal term for our profession. Others in the industry use “Franchise Consultants” which they self-define. We choose to use the legal term as we feel it’s more appropriate and clear. Consultants typically charge for services. Franchise Brokers are paid by the Seller, not the Buyer. There is no charge to the Buyer for our Franchise Broker services.

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