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Geese Chasers is a specialized goose control service that uses expertly trained Border Collies to safely and effectively deter Canada Geese from properties. Established in 1999 by Bob Young in New Jersey, the company has built over twenty years of expertise in delivering professional geese management solutions.
Today, Geese Chasers operates from its headquarters in Mount Laurel, New Jersey.
Franchising opportunities were introduced in 2011, giving entrepreneurs the chance to run their own geese management operations under the Geese Chasers brand. Currently, the network includes 15 active units spread throughout the United States.
What sets Geese Chasers apart from others in the industry is its humane and proven method of geese removal. By using specially trained Border Collies to herd and disperse geese without harming them, Geese Chasers has established itself as offering one of the quickest and most effective Canada Goose control solutions available.
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Geese Chasers provides a detailed training program designed to prepare franchisees for the successful operation of their business. The training programs offered by Geese Chasers are as follows:
Geese Chasers grants franchisees an exclusive territory, typically a 30-mile radius around their home office, limited to their state. As long as the franchisee complies with the agreement, Geese Chasers will not license others to operate within the assigned territory. The franchisee is strictly limited to servicing customers within their designated area.
However, Geese Chasers and its affiliates can still sell products and services under their trademarks near or adjacent to a franchisee's territory. Franchisees have no right to service customers outside their territory without prior approval. This setup offers clear but limited protection, ensuring a controlled market without fully eliminating nearby competition.
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MissQuito is a pest control franchise focused on mosquito management, providing eco-conscious and family-safe mosquito control treatments for residential and commercial properties.
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Mozzie Dome and Yard Patrol Pros is a pest control franchise that provides mosquito and pest management solutions for residential and commercial properties.
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Mosquito Mary's provides eco-friendly mosquito and tick control services, ensuring outdoor spaces are safe and comfortable.
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Mosquito Hunters provides mosquito and pest control services for residential and commercial clients. Franchisees benefit from a scalable business model, training, and marketing support to help them grow a successful pest control business.
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