Since 1987, NaturaLawn® of America has been a pioneer in the lawn care industry. With a commitment to providing safer alternatives, the brand offers a variety of environmentally-, pet- and family-friendly lawn care solutions. By Shelby Green
For ambitious entrepreneurs looking to grow their own businesses and capitalize on significant market shifts, Global Financial Training Program offers the perfect opportunity. While traditional banks are pulling back on lending, creating a gap in vital financial services, Global Financial Training Program offers a comprehensive service for aspiring entrepreneurs to step into the lucrative financial industry. By Shelby Green
Every day, HomeVestors® of America, Inc. franchisees across the country meet with homeowners who may be facing situations such as job changes, divorce, inherited properties, foreclosure or simply the burden of a property they can no longer manage. By Jessica Petrucelli
The topic of tariffs has been an ongoing point of stress for businesses. While the situation keeps changing, it’s clear that companies are anticipating rising costs. That’s where Schooley Mitchell comes in. By Kelsi Trinidad
A complex housing market has caused U.S. homeowners to increase their spending on home renovations. Remodeling companies have seen an uptick in sales as homeowners vie to save money and bring their dream home to life. However, not all renovation companies are built the same. By Brianna Bohn
An October 2024 Boots & Ladders analysis revealed that the U.S. home services market rose from $595 billion in 2023 to more than $657 billion in 2024. In that booming market, 1-800-Plumber +Air stands out as a franchise uniquely positioned for long-term success. Combining plumbing and HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) under one trusted umbrella, the company is redefining what it means to be a modern service enterprise. By Lizzy Yeserski
It’s only September, and 2025 has already been a breakout year for Local Handyman. What started as a humble Canadian brand is now scaling across North America at record speed, and it’s no accident. By Nancy E. Williams
When Patrick Lanigan, from Des Moines, Iowa, first heard about Pet Butler, he wasn’t completely sold. “I called my broker and asked, ‘What is it?’ He said it was a pet care and dog waste removal franchise, and I said, ‘I’m not interested,’” Lanigan recalled with a laugh. “But he told me to wait and look at the numbers, and once I did, I saw the potential.” By Lizzy Yeserski
For Mathew Fink, the best part of working as a franchise consultant is helping others find their passion and niche. By Jessica Petrucelli