FRANCHISE
Total Makeovers is a management franchise. You don't fit kitchens — you own the business that sells and manages the jobs. Local owner, home-based, one accountable name per area.
Most people hear "franchise" and picture a shop or a van. Ours is quieter and more profitable: you run a home-based business that sells kitchen makeovers, and the fitting is done by vetted, insured sub-contract fitters you manage. You do the selling, the quoting, the customer care and the scheduling. The fitters do the fitting. You keep the margin — and your evenings.
You'll work out what you're good at, but most owners find they spend time on: quoting jobs, meeting customers, marketing the territory, managing fitters' diaries, and after-care. Not on fitting kitchens.
A typical job nets you healthy margin on a project value between £3,500 and £8,000 — multiply that by the number of jobs you can handle. The best owners in this industry exceed £1m a year in revenue; a realistic first full year is a strong six figures. (These figures are illustrative — your results depend on you and your territory.)
A £19,500 licence buys an exclusive territory of roughly 150,000 households. A well-run territory converts at industry-typical rates — and kitchen makeovers are a proven, repeatable category.
UK homeowners spend billions on their kitchens every year. The trend towards renovation-over-replacement works in your favour: rising costs push people towards makeovers rather than refits.
No premises, no shopfitting, no staff payroll in year one. A car, a laptop, and a phone. Overheads stay lean until revenue justifies growth.
When money is tight, people don't buy new kitchens — they make over the one they have. It's the counter-cyclical side of the industry.
Roughly 150,000 households, mapped and defined. Yours, protected, for five years renewable.
National SEO, website, marketing materials and the credibility that comes with a national name.
SEO-optimised local site driving leads from day one. The national site funnels enquiries to you automatically.
Complete door and worktop sample case — the same kit customers see at home visits.
Initial training, launch marketing including 60,000 leaflets, and a proper onboarding plan.
Quotes, invoices, diary, customer records, reporting — the operating system of your business. Without it you'd need ten apps and a good memory.
Fees, margins, and what realistic earning looks like — the numbers are on the financials page, in plain figures.