G-FORCE is a unique franchise specializing in parking lot striping, pavement marking, and sign installation services, exclusively available to military veterans.
Founded in 2017 by Jack Child, a veteran with a background in both military service and the pavement maintenance industry, G-FORCE was built with the mission of empowering veterans to own and operate their own businesses.
The franchise is headquartered in Bedford, New Hampshire, and began franchising in 2018. The franchise is built around the values of trust, reliability, and first-class customer service, which are reflected in its veteran-only ownership model.
This focus on veteran empowerment not only creates a sense of camaraderie among franchisees but also resonates with clients who value the discipline and professionalism that veterans bring to the table.
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.
The G-FORCE franchise provides a comprehensive training program tailored specifically for veterans, ensuring they are well-prepared to operate a successful parking lot striping and pavement marking business. The training is structured to cover both the technical aspects of the services provided and the business management skills necessary for running the franchise.
The G-FORCE franchise offers territory protection to its franchisees, ensuring that each franchisee operates within an exclusive geographic area.
This protection is designed to prevent overlap between franchisees, allowing them to build and grow their business without competition from other G-FORCE locations within their assigned territory.
The specific details of the territory and the protection provided are outlined in the franchise agreement, giving franchisees the confidence to invest in their business knowing they have a defined market to serve.
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