Top-rated home improvement franchise opportunity records double-digit growth and is seeking new franchise owners
Top-rated home improvement franchise opportunity ShelfGenie, which has remodeled millions of cabinets in kitchens, pantries, bathrooms and garages since it began transforming spaces in 2007, has announced the launch of our franchise recruitment website. The site features franchisee interviews, as well as information about our stellar training and franchise support, low-cost investment opportunity and details about what has led to the meteoric rise of our customized Glide-Out shelving and storage solution franchise.
Inc. magazine recently praised ShelfGenie’s ability to provide customized solutions to its growing base of customers, listing us as one of America’s fastest-growing companies. Entrepreneur magazine ranked us as one of the top 275 franchise systems in 2016. We have 48 franchisees who serve 160 territories in the U.S. and Canada, and we still have attractive territories available.
As part of the $235 billion home remodeling industry, ShelfGenie solutions are high-quality, American-made shelves that appeal to American homeowners — from millennials to baby boomers — who want to make their living areas more functional and easier to use.
According to an article published by the AARP Public Policy Institute titled “What is Livable? Community Preferences of Older Adults,” 87% of adults ages 65 and older want to stay in their homes and communities as they age. Among people ages 50 to 64, 71% want to age in place.
Baby boomers and senior citizens are the nation’s wealthiest demographics, and they are half of ShelfGenie’s growing client base. Baby boomers and senior citizens choose ShelfGenie because our customized shelving solutions facilitate ease of use, functionality, efficiency and safety, and they guard against some problems that arise during the aging process.
Young homeowners make up the other half of our growing client base. The recovering economy has reawakened the home remodeling industry, which the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University reports has grown consistently since 2013 and is projected to grow well into the future. With the center likewise reporting that Americans are choosing to reinvest in their existing homes, young homeowners are choosing ShelfGenie to get the peerless, American-made, customizable solutions they expect, at a price that suits their budgets.
ShelfGenie reported whopping double-digit retail sales growth for two consecutive years, and our growth is only accelerating. ShelfGenie added nine new franchise owners and expanded into 21 new territories across North America in 2014, and we closed out 2015 with 14 new franchises sold to new owners.
ShelfGenie has available territories nationwide
ShelfGenie has about 50 franchisees that cover territories in the United States and Canada, but there are still dozens of territories open and available. Because the business model is easy to scale, most ShelfGenie franchise owners control more than two franchises, with each protected, assigned territory serving 250,000 households.
“When you become a franchisee, you are working with a company with an impeccable, stellar reputation,” says franchisee and franchisee recruiter Bret Chevrier. “We have incredible client satisfaction.”
Custom shelving franchise offers low-cost investment opportunity
With start-up costs at $70,100 for a ShelfGenie franchise, the premier home improvement franchise is offering a low-cost investment opportunity with potential for high returns.
ShelfGenie is actively seeking entrepreneurs who have a passion for improving the functionality and use of spaces for homeowners and who want to improve their lives.
“Now is a great time to invest in a ShelfGenie franchise,” says ShelfGenie CEO Allan Young. “What franchisees get now is to be a part of a company that has proven and refined our business model over eight years. We have shortened the learning curve so that owners can get off to a faster start, while the market has only increased the demand for our services.”
