VetCor is a restoration services provider specializing in water damage, mold remediation, and a variety of related solutions for both residential and commercial clients. Established in 2013 and headquartered at 6996 Anderson Rd in Tampa, Florida, the company expanded into franchising in 2019.
VetCor’s service offerings cover a wide scope of emergency response needs, including water extraction, damage mitigation, mold removal, fire and smoke restoration, emergency board-up and roof tarping, biohazard cleanup, trauma and crime scene cleaning, debris and tree removal, and thorough disinfecting and deep cleaning services.
A key differentiator for VetCor is its strong focus on hiring U.S. military veterans and like-minded individuals. This mission fosters a workplace culture centered around respect, integrity, accountability, service excellence, professionalism, and pride, setting the company apart within the restoration industry.
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The VetCor Franchising program offers several structured training initiatives for franchisees and their teams. Here’s a numbered summary of the training provided:
VetCor Franchising offers its franchisees a protected territory, which is defined in the franchise agreement and typically covers a population of around 350,000 individuals. Within this territory, VetCor agrees not to establish or license another VetCor business or outlet.
However, the franchisee does not receive exclusivity over all potential customers, as other VetCor businesses may serve customers in the territory through referrals or under certain circumstances, such as national accounts or catastrophic events.
The franchisor also retains specific rights that allow it to serve customers within the franchisee’s territory if the franchisee defaults, fails to meet customer demand, or does not adequately serve a customer.
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