Rochester, NY
FBA Broker: Michael Touey
Tom and his wife Roselyn worked with FBA Broker Michael Touey to find success with Mosquito Hunters, an expanding business with 120 locations across 26 states. The couple live in Rochester, NY and have two grown children. After gaining 30 years of franchise experience in the home inspection industry, Tom was ready for a change. He realized that the tightness of the housing market and an increase in people waiving home inspections was limiting him, so he began looking for a business that was resilient to economic changes.
Tom and Roselyn were able to find exactly what they were looking for with Mosquito Hunters, which offers a quick ramp-up time, Zor-driven marketing, an in-house sales center, easy scalability, and thorough training and support. Mosquito Hunters is the dream business come true with low cost of entry, bridge financing,a turnkey marketing program, and it is home-based This is the ideal business to enter for any candidate looking for work-life balance, a seasonal business that allows for flexibility, or a business they can run with a spouse or partner.
Mosquitoes can carry harmful diseases like Zika and West Nile Virus. Mosquito Hunters works to protect their customers with mosquito control services for homes and residences, businesses, communities and municipalities, and special events. Their barrier sprays also provide tick prevention to help you take back your outdoor space.
Mosquito Hunters looks for franchise owners with a stable and clean financial record, strong personal and professional qualities such as strong work ethic, and a passion for customer service. Franchise owners should have a strong grasp of the big picture to help build relationships within the community as well as with clients, employees, and vendors. Previous management experience also benefits franchise owners when it comes to encouraging, motivating, and educating employees.
Mosquito Hunters is also great for anyone looking to connect with the local community and maintain recurring revenue, because customers often schedule services months in advance. This also allows franchisees to plan ahead and spend the off-season working, networking, or spending time with family. New franchise owners receive training in all they need to know for running their own business including sales training, financial planning, marketing, and day-to-day operations.
Learn more about franchise ownership with Mosquito Hunters on their website.
FBA Broker: Michael Touey
mtouey@franprise.com
267-768-8501
Franchise Contact: Ron Ens
ronaldens@mosquitohunters.com
732- 996-4393
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