Unique opportunity with
Franchising
Dublcheck
Franchising
Dublcheck is the UK’s leading franchised commercial cleaning company with 15 years experience
of setting people up in business and has been awarded one of the 20th fastest growing
companies in the UK according to Virgin Fasttrack 100 and The Sunday Times.
Regional
Master
Franchisee
Carol Stewart-Gill
Investment from £75K
Mark Sansom -
Founder & Chairman
Managing Director
Dublcheck are looking for driven/ambitious individuals with business and or marketing
skills who want high financial rewards and the benefits of being a franchisor to become
a Regional Master Franchisee by recruiting, managing and supporting their own
network of franchisees at varying levels of turnover. Franchisees join Dublcheck
because we get the business for them and guarantee...
TURNOVER • PROFIT • GROWTH
These are some of the franchisees who are enjoying the benefits of owning and operating a
business within the Dublcheck System.
Colin Williams
Peter & Pru Davies
Duncan Ken & Pauline Pierre Labat
Turnover: £300,000+
Turnover: £77,000+
Turnover: £135,000+ Turnover: £210,000+ Turnover: £200,000+
If you think you have got what it takes and you are interested in being part of this lucrative and
recession proof industry (£3bn) in the UK with a leading brand - CALL Ann (quoting ref: RMF) on
0800 317236 or email: franchise@dublcheck.co.uk
WHY IT WORKS
• CUSTOMER - benefits from quality service.
• FRANCHISEE - benefits from own business with guaranteed turnover.
• REGIONAL - benefits from benefits from multiple income and profit
4048
MASTER FRANCHISEE streams from office based management business in NO:
service industry.
INFO
Listed by the Sunday Times as one of the UK’s fastest growing companies
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