Screen Rescue joins Point Franchise

The UK franchise, specialising in glass and windscreen repairs, has joined the Point Franchise network.

Incorporated in 2012, Screen Rescue is the UK’s only windscreen repair franchise operating exclusively in the automotive industry, within all commercial vehicle sectors. Screen Rescue delivers outstanding customer service, provides high quality repairs to customers, and has been growing at a substantial rate for almost 10 years now. The business’s purpose is simple - “We repair windscreen and glass damages on a regular and reliable basis rather than replacing them, so that our clients continue to make significant savings.”

The automotive industry is now worth £49 billion in the UK, and if you’d like to get involved in a thriving operational area, you should consider becoming a Screen Rescue franchisee. The business model is scalable, and investment comes with a large operational territory. To franchise with Screen Rescue, you’ll need to make a minimum initial investment of £12,000, with total investment costs of £40,000, and an expected revenue after two years of £111,000.

In return for your investment, you’ll receive comprehensive induction training (including 10 working days in Suffolk). You’ll be given business launch and development support. You’ll benefit from ongoing coaching, franchisor visits and NVQ assessment and accreditations. You’ll also have full access to central support services.

Screen Rescue is dedicated to supporting and championing franchisees at every step of the process, and franchisee satisfaction levels within the company are high. Of his experience, Stevenage franchisee Keith Harrison said, “Every day is different when owning a Screen Rescue franchise. We work with such a wide range of automotive clients across all commercial vehicle sectors, so every day is interesting!”

The ideal Screen Rescue franchisee would be driven, friendly, motivated and professional. They would display a positive attitude, and be able to manage and nurture purposeful client relationships. If you feel you tick these boxes, and you’d like to get involved, find out more about Screen Rescue via its profile page, which you’ll find linked above.