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There are 31 Franchise Opportunities available in this section

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Busy Bees Services

Busy Bees is highly sought after for its cleaning services and its amazing and innovative franchise business opportunities. Call 0800 287 923 for a closer look.
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Compass Communications

The Compass franchise provides you with all telecommunication services and support, enabling you to become the telco tycoon of your own region.
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Full service franchise, all contracts provided. Guaranteed income paid twice monthly. Crest prepares GST returns, accounts and tax returns. NZQA training programme provides career pathway.
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Freedom Companion Driving Services

Freedom Companion Driving Services provide a highly personalised companion driving service for those who can’t drive themselves. Based on award-winning systems with great ongoing support.
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Graffiti Doctor

Clean up with Graffiti Doctor. New options available. Make it big with our new mini rig and low entry price.
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Green Acres

NZ’s largest and best specialist home service franchise. Guaranteed income and full support.
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Simplicity Vending

We set up businesses that provide a flexible income using small mechanical bulk vending units with a proven tried and trusted licensed system.
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The Hole Diggers Club Dog Spa & Gym

Be a K9 stylist and personal trainer. This business will change how you look at yourself, your life and your world.
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TriLogics

For 11 years we’ve had one goal – helping you achieve financial freedom from the privacy of home by leveraging the cashflow of the TAB.
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V.I.P. Home Services

Professional home services franchise providing flexible, multi-serviced businesses. Work either indoors or outdoors. Exclusive territories with established customers. Providing a lifestyle choice for over 30 years.
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Standard Listings

Computer Solutions Sales & Service

The Computer Solutions franchise provides comprehensive on-site technical support for a wide range of computer technologies used in the business and home office environments. www.computer-solutions.co.nz
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LazerBike

Electric bike hire. Start from as little as 2 bikes with 2 spare batteries for $6,200 or buy a complete package for $30,000.
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Meticulous Home Services

New Zealand's premier home services franchise, established 1992, offering a range of professional services to meet the needs of today's homeowner. Large exclusive territories.
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Other Listings

Archgola

Provider of all-weather permanent outdoor canopies. Seeking clever DIY people or tradesmen.
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At Your Request Franchise Group

NZ’s premium home, commercial and lawn service franchise system.
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Bark Busters

Bark Busters is the world’s largest, most trusted dog training company.
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Clean Planet

Commercial cleaners the environment loves. The first 100% eco-friendly commercial cleaning franchise.
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Cleantastic Commercial Cleaning

A business of your own with a guaranteed income and lifestyle opportunities.
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Crewcut

Quality home service franchise providing property maintenance requirements to the domestic market.
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Dream Doors

Design, manufacture and supply of made-to-measure kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms.
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Driving Miss Daisy

Driving Miss Daisy is a safe, friendly and reliable companion driving service.
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Fix It Building Services

New Zealand’s only nationwide trade-based building repair and renovation franchise.
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Jani-King (NZ) Ltd

World’s number one commercial cleaning franchise company. Full support for franchisees.
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Jim's Mowing

Jim’s are the largest lawnmowing franchise in the world. Master franchises available all services.
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Lifetime Distributors

Display marketing company that delivers the convenience of shopping in the workplace.
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Lush Lashes

Semi-permanent eyelash extensions.
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Mobile Hand Car & Marine Grooming

Mobile grooming and detailing service providing professional, environmentally friendly valet services.
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Mr Green Home Services

Franchises in home and commercial cleaning, lawnmowing and gardening. Established in 1992.
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ReMax New Zealand

Global real estate network.
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Teeth Whitening Associates

New opportunity, no dental experience required seeking professionally minded people with strong ethics.
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Yard Art

Contemporary and traditional moulds available for lifestyle and new business. No experience needed.
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Find out how franchising really works – particularly the unique relationship that exists between franchisees and franchisors. You will be appointed as a franchisee because you have the potential to succeed in a particular franchise, you'll be given a proven product or service and then trained and supported as you grow – but you will succeed or fail on your own merits.

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The greatest single source of information on any franchise system is going to be the franchisors themselves, so don’t hesitate to ask questions. Prepare for every meeting by making a list of the questions you want to ask, and write down the answers. Be prepared to say if you don’t understand anything - the better informed you are, the more likely it is you will make the right decision.

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You need to go into any franchise with a good understanding of what is involved, so make sure you find out everything you can about the business in advance. The franchisor will provide a lot of information and the amount of detail will increase as you get more serious, but you should also read everything you can about the company in magazines, trade journals and on the internet.

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There is probably a franchise available in almost any industry that interests you (see our Directory). This is good, because you will have a good choice of opportunities. But it's important to research not just the franchise but also your chosen industry to make sure the business has a real future in New Zealand.

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The best way to get information about the performance of the franchise is to talk to franchisees who are already operating the business. You will get a realistic assessment of the return to expect; the hours required; the assistance provided by the franchisor and the everyday experiences of a franchisee.

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Franchisors won’t usually make financial projections for any new business but should be able to provide you with figures based either upon the performance of an existing franchise or company-owned outlet. Some offer work or income guarantees that may be attractive to the newcomer. Get an accountant with experience of franchising to assess all figures.

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A franchise is like a marriage – but with more paperwork! Most franchise agreements are lengthy documents (40-60 pages), and are couched in legal language. That’s why you must get a franchise-experienced lawyer to check over the franchise agreement. If you don’t understand what you are getting into then you could be in for some nasty surprises further down the track.

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Before you sign the agreement and write the cheque, make absolutely certain you know what the up-front franchise fee covers. If you change your mind, pulling out may be expensive. You must also have a clear understanding in writing of any ongoing fees which are payable. It is important that you are aware of what fees are payable, how they are calculated and what they are for.

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