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Mighty Dog Roofing Awards 100 Franchise Territories in First Six Months of Development

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 11, 2021— Mighty Dog Roofing, a thriving roof repair and replacement franchise, has achieved a milestone of 100 franchise territories awarded – all within the first six months since launching development in 2021 by Horse Power Brands, an owner and operator of service-based franchise systems. The company says it will continue to build infrastructure to support new franchisees as the growth spurt is expected to continue throughout the year.

Family-Owned Minuteman Press Franchise in Wethersfield, CT Helps Local Businesses Adapt and Grow

WETHERSFIELD, Conn. – Jeff and Taunya Foley have owned their printing business for nearly 15 years. With their daughter Kelsie and son-in-law Mike working alongside them, Minuteman Press in Wethersfield is truly a family-owned small business. Minuteman Press in Wethersfield has remained open throughout the pandemic as an essential business, providing high-demand products that are helping other local businesses reopen and ramp up their marketing efforts to bring back customers.

PuroClean Announces Launch of New In-House Call Center, Improving Response Times and Streamlining Dispatch Process

National Restoration Franchise Continues Impressive Growth & Innovative Approach; New Call Center Creates Seamless Dispatch Process for Water Damage, Fire and Smoke Damage, Mold, and Biohazard Removal Calls

Rebecca and Kirk Treece Open Minuteman Press Franchise in Missoula, Montana

MISSOULA, Mont. – Rebecca and Kirk Treece are the new owners of Minuteman Press in Missoula located at 2100 South Avenue West. They bought the long-running independent printing business Advertiser Montana Printing, which has a 40-year history in Missoula, and are now operating as a Minuteman Press franchise.

PuroClean Takes Q1 2021 by Storm, Following Most Successful Year in Company’s History

National Restoration Franchise Signed 49 New Franchise Agreements, Grew by More Than 14% in 2020; Brand on Track to Exceed 60+ Franchise Agreements in 2021

Griswold Homecare - How it started, how it's going.

Griswold Home Care Franchise owners join the family for a variety of reasons, but they all have a passion for care. Hear their unique stories to learn why they chose a Griswold Franchise in the first place, and how they grew their business to be the success it is today.

Minuteman Press Franchise Owner Joseph Lee Shows Print is Essential to Boosting Local Businesses in San Bernardino

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. – Celebrating 5 years in business and overcoming the COVID-19 pandemic with 20% year-over-year sales growth to date in 2021, Joseph Lee has grown his Minuteman Press franchise in San Bernardino by providing essential printing and marketing services with a personal touch. “I always put myself in the customer’s shoes, and I am always sincere. I ask them, ‘What are you trying to accomplish?’ Then, I let them know how we can help them while also doing everything I can to save them time, stress, and money. I let them know how they can promote their business, and more importantly I listen and get to know them.”

Business Management Expert Brandon Harrison To Open New Griswold Home Care in Texas

March 4, 2021 – Blue Bell, Pa. – Continuing its steady expansion into key growth markets, Griswold Home Care, a 200-location leader in senior care, has awarded a franchise in Katy, TX to new franchisee Brandon Harrison. The new location marks the 21st unit in Texas for the fast-growing franchise, which has plans to add another 15 locations to the market.

Minuteman Press Franchise Owners Lynne and John Regas Show Print is Essential in Frankfort, Illinois

CHICAGO & FRANKFORT, Ill. – As Lynne and John Regas approach five years in business, no year has been more defining for their Minuteman Press printing franchise than this one. “We both feel very fortunate that we were considered essential and were able to remain open during the COVID-19 pandemic, not only to be there for other local businesses and organizations, but to help us stay sane and keep working,” says Lynne.