Business For Sale
The Progroup - Wellington franchise, part of the nationwide Property Improvement Specialists franchise group is offered for immediate sale.
The business is an established operating franchise with fantastic income potential and lifestyle. The Progroup is one of the best franchise groups in the country with nationwide presence, and support systems that are second to none. This is the first time this Wellington franchise has been offered for sale since its inception.
* Deck&FencePro has been in operation for 6+ years providing maintenance and restoration of outdoor timber structures (decks, fences, garage doors, patio furniture)
This franchise also has access to other divisions within the group.
* GaragePro products and services provide additional income streams from garage carpet, door and ceiling insulation, door seals, attic ladders and more.
* GrassPro services give access to The ProGroup synthetic turf products.
TheProgroup offers one of the lowest fixed franchise fee structures around with no royalties on earnings. Typical earnings of $3000/wk.
If you are sick of the daily commute, or the hassles of corporate life, and would like an opportunity to be your own boss, working your own hours in the local area, with great income potential, this business could be perfect for you. No experience is necessary as full training is provided.
TheProgroup - Wellington: Expressions of interest at $75,000 plus GST (if any) welcomed. A van is also for sale at $12,000 + GST (if any).
Contact Mike Christie (Owner Operator) on 021 597-302, or mike.c@theprogroup.co.nz for further information.
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