Fort Lauderdale, FL – PuroClean, the nation’s fastest growing property damage remediation franchise, announced today it has invested significant resources into franchisee sales support, including the creation of a key senior-level position whose sole focus is to drive franchisee sales performance and oversee newly created regional sales directors. PuroClean, which had a banner year in 2007 in terms of both franchise system growth and individual franchisee sales – to the tune of opening 76 new locations and pulling in nearly $60 million in consumer sales – is seeking to build on that momentum by proactively focusing on continuously improving sales
Contact: Shanna Waters, Fishman Public Relations: (847) 945-1300 or swaters@fishmanpr.com Fort Lauderdale, Fl., December, 4, 2007 – PuroClean, one of the fastest growing franchise systems in America, specializing in business-to-business property damage mitigation and restoration services, announced today that it received certification as a World Class Franchise™ by FranSurvey® based on favorable franchisee ratings. This is the third straight year that the rapidly-growing franchise has earned this prestigious honor. FranSurvey is an independent third party company that asks franchise owners their opinions and experiences with their franchise concepts. FranSurvey contacts every franchisee within a system in order to gather its
Fort Lauderdale, Fl., December, 4, 2007 – PuroClean, one of the fastest growing franchise systems in America, specializing in business-to-business property damage mitigation and restoration services, announced today that it received certification as a World Class Franchise™ by FranSurvey® based on favorable franchisee ratings. This is the third straight year that the rapidly-growing franchise has earned this prestigious honor. FranSurvey is an independent third party company that asks franchise owners their opinions and experiences with their franchise concepts. FranSurvey contacts every franchisee within a system in order to gather its data. PuroClean earned extremely high scores in categories such as
Media Contact: Debra Vilchis Fishman Public Relations, 847.945.1300, dvilchis@fishmanpr.com Fort Lauderdale, FL – In what’s being called a “perfect entrepreneurial marriage,” PuroClean, the nation’s fastest growing property damage remediation franchise, has joined forces with David McKinnon, former recipient of the International Franchise Association’s prestigious “Entrepreneur of the Year” award. McKinnon is the CEO, Chairman, and Co-Founder of Service Brands International, a multi-concept franchisor of well-known home-services including maid, home maintenance/repair, and dry cleaning concepts. McKinnon’s ability to “brand” a service has been highly recognized in the franchising and business worlds, having won The Blue Chip Enterprise Award in 1995 and
Fort Lauderdale, FL (November 1, 2007) – Dick Spohn, the co-founder of PuroClean who, along with his partner Rory O’Dwyer, helped lay the foundation for success of the nation’s fastest growing restoration and remediation franchise, announced today that he is retiring from “active company duty,” but will remain on the sidelines. Spohn will continue involvement with a Chairman Emeritus seat on the company’s Board of Directors to guide the 160-unit franchise to continued marketplace domination. “Over the years, it’s been a great privilege to be able to create opportunities for a great number of good people to start their own
Fort Lauderdale, FL – PuroClean, the nation’s fastest growing restoration and remediation franchise, is on an all-out mission to educate the public and insurance agents that it does more than clean up property following disasters – it restores order to people lives during a traumatic and stressful experience. “Every day, when we are called to the scene of property disasters caused by fires, floods and other natural and man-made disasters, we’re dealing with more than just damaged property,” said Keith Gerson, president & COO of PuroSystems, the national franchise support center for PuroClean franchisees. “People often lose their sense of
