Why ElecLocal? Franchisee Darren Sellers tells us...
"Initially I was going to try and launch a
business of my own as an electrician but
after investigating it I found that it was
not as easy as I thought it would be...
I had thought about franchising but
didn't know that it was available for
electricians. When I found out about
ElecLocal the two came together."
Previously owning a business in
moulding plastic and fibreglass Darren
decided he wanted a change of
direction. Franchising was the perfect
option as he enjoyed being his own boss
but wanted the support a franchise
offers.
Before launching his business in Norwich
on the 10th April this year Darren
completed the 13 week ElecLocal
training programme at the company's
official training provider in Rotherham.
"The training was very good, I felt it was
professional and had an air of quality
about it," he reflects. "All candidates
have to go through a selection with
ElecLocal and if you don't meet their
criteria then you can't go on and train.
It builds up your confidence as you know
they are not just taking anyone."
Since April Darren has been continuously
busy and has exceeded his target
turnover. Even with this success Darren
has found that support is there when
needed: "If I've had a problem or had to
sort something out there is always
somebody there at the end of a
telephone."
As a new franchisee Darren wants to
concentrate on building up his
knowledge and experience. At the
moment he is enjoying what he
does, but he does have plans to
expand in the future. "I like the
feeling that you're your own
boss but you're part of the
brand as well," he concludes.
"It feels good to be a part of something, but have your independence too."
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