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We offer in-depth proper training. Opening a franchise with Gator Epoxy means you get a set of rules to follow and a parent company with all of our resources. With provided guidelines, we give franchisees the proper training in running their business to ensure the best chances of success. For example, McDonald’s famously has its Hamburger University, a training program to help people learn the McDonald’s way and maintain the company’s methods of running things.

Franchises receive marketing help. We assist franchisees with marketing strategies and materials. In a world of social media, SEO and everything in between, running a business without marketing stress can be a significant benefit. Typically, franchisees pay a monthly fee to the parent company’s advertising budget, which is run by a team of experts.

Franchises have the support of our Company. Our Parent company’s support goes beyond training and marketing. If needed we may provide equipment and other resources to get you started and help you throughout your franchise tenure. If new features, products or equipment is needed to advance your business, We will help. Other support resources include call centers, advice and support channels, and conferences.

Franchise funding can be easier. A franchise’s built-in market and established presence can make lenders more comfortable because they’re providing money for a business with a proven track record.

We enjoy improved buying power. As The parent company will likely be able to negotiate better rates for supplies and materials than you’d receive as an independent business owner. 

Franchises give you a faster ROI. With any business, return on investment (ROI) is crucial in measuring business success and growth. Franchise owners can open their doors more quickly and often have a built-in customer base. You’ll enjoy a faster ROI as customers flock to your Company, knowing what products and level of quality to expect. 

Franchises can navigate legalities more easily. Parent companies can help franchises work with provincial and federal regulations to comply with laws and handle legal proceedings.