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Bumper Man, based in Mesquite, Texas, is a franchise offering mobile automotive repair services. Its centers are known for providing quick and convenient on-site bumper repairs, specifically catering to car dealerships and fleet companies.
Established in 1993 by Jeff and Tanya Bramblett, Bumper Man has gained a notable reputation, having served over 8,000 dealerships. The company began franchising in 2000, gradually expanding its presence. Today, it operates 125 franchises across 42 states in the US.
Bumper Man's ongoing growth is fueled by a steadfast dedication to quality, efficiency, and affordability. The company offers a strong opportunity for individuals, car rental services, body shops, and car dealerships to set themselves apart in the automotive repair industry by developing and growing potential auto repair businesses.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
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Bumper Man offers a comprehensive training program for its franchisees, encompassing several key components:
Initial Training Program: Franchisees and their Operating Principal must complete the Initial Training Program before launching their franchise. This program includes all essential aspects of operating the franchise, and franchisees are responsible for covering all associated costs.
Training Location and Schedule: The initial training takes place in various cities with certified trainers. Franchisees spend one week with each trainer within their Designated Area. Completion of this training is required before commencing bumper repair services.
On-Site Training and Marketing Guidance: Following the initial training, a Bumper Man representative provides a minimum of three days of on-site training and marketing guidance within the franchisee’s Designated Area.
Additional Training: Franchisees may request or be required to participate in additional refresher or retraining courses. While there is currently no charge for refresher training, the franchisor reserves the right to implement a fee in the future.
Financial Responsibility for Training: Franchisees are responsible for all costs and expenses associated with attending training, including travel and accommodations. If additional training is conducted in the franchisee’s area, the franchisor may charge for the actual expenses incurred by their representatives.
Bumper Man ensures territory protection for its franchisees by assigning each franchise a specific geographic region, referred to as the "Designated Area." Within this area, the franchisor commits not to operate or authorize any other Bumper Man business.
However, beyond the boundaries of the Designated Area, the franchisor reserves the right to conduct business activities that may compete with the franchisee.
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