Bill & Karen Windsor

At the age of 60, after 3 years of retirement and some bad golf along the way, I made a decision to start another business.  Having been self employed for over 25 years in various enterprises, I spent a solid 6 months in evaluating potential opportunities for my next self employment venture.   I immediately focused on franchise opportunities, since my most successful past business was a very successful franchise that I had sold at a good profit. 
 

My criteria included; (a) a low to moderate cash investment, (b) a valuable business service or product to sell, (c) a proven business plan with a record of success, (d) a market that had not been saturated, (e) a protected territory large enough for growth and expansion, and (f) the existence of a strong and established franchise network to provide me with mentoring and support.  Screenmobile was my choice as the best franchise opportunity. 

Next month (August 2006), I will have completed two years of operations and have been very satisfied with my choice. I found all of the criteria that I had sought, including a very helpful franchise network that has provided invaluable advice and the camaraderie that I had previously enjoyed with my earlier franchise business. Most impressive to me has been the support and guidance of the Franchisor, the Screenmobile Corporate Office.  Unlike my previous franchisor, Screenmobile is run by top management who have actually done the same work as a franchisee. 
 

They have spent many years working on a Screenmobile trailer, working with customers and building valuable relationships with the vendors I use today. They have provided a level of support to my franchise business that is far greater than I ever experienced before, including instant telephone support for product and installation issues, new vendor selection, new product evaluations, marketing programs, business organization, and staffing. I am convinced that Screenmobile is, and will remain the most preferred and most referred screening service company in the industry and the nation.