Eco Friendly AAA Sexy Floors Franchising Opportunities

Sexyfloors is growing and looking to franchise across Australia. It currently operates four franchises in Brisbane, Newcastle, Gold Coast Perth and Darwin.

Robyn Cooper from the company explains that the business has grown 30 per cent every year since established in 2000, and is at the point where it is struggling to keep up with demand. She says they are looking for people who understand flooring or have building experience, but most importantly people who are dedicated to the product.

Robyn says the cost of a franchise is comparable to other flooring franchises, and potential buyers should look at the fee more as a training fee. 'We need to spend time with them. We need to train them in our particular application which could take a couple of weeks [even if they have experience in laying epoxy]. We wouldn't let them go until they were 100 per cent comfortable and when we know their technique is good,' she explains.

'For us, it is all about support. The franchisee can pick up the phone at any time and ask a question. Kelvin [Shaw, the inventor of the application] will use his expertise ... So it's an ongoing support mechanism and that is what the franchise fee represents.'

Excerpt from HIA Housing Magazine Feature by Amanda Williamson.