GoliathTech is a leading franchise specializing in the manufacturing and installation of helical (screw) pile foundation systems.
Founded in 2004 by David Bissonnette in Sherbrooke, Quebec, GoliathTech began as a local company before being acquired in 2013 by Julian Reusing, who expanded it into a global franchise. Headquartered in Magog, Quebec, GoliathTech started franchising in 2013.
What sets GoliathTech apart is its commitment to innovation and quality. The franchise offers a proprietary helical pile system known for surpassing industry standards in durability and efficiency.
This focus on high standards and continuous improvement has positioned GoliathTech as a top player in the helical pile industry, making it a preferred choice for both residential and commercial foundation projects.
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.
GoliathTech provides a structured training program to ensure franchisees are well-equipped to succeed. The training is divided into key components:
GoliathTech franchisees are typically granted exclusive territory protection, ensuring that they have the sole right to operate within a defined geographic area. This protection prevents other GoliathTech franchises from being established within the same territory, allowing franchisees to fully maximize their market potential.
The specifics of the territory size and boundaries are detailed in the franchise agreement, providing franchisees with a secure and clear understanding of their exclusive rights.
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