KRIS 6 TV: Miracle Method Offers Special Services to Improve Home Safety

Miracle Method Franchisee, Eddie Naro, in Corpus Christi TX, was interviewed by KRIS TV discussing Miracle Method's Easy Step® and services they provide for improving safety in the home.

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KRIS 6 TV: Miracle Method Offers Special Services to Improve Home Safety

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Miracle Method franchisee Eddie Naro discusses the company's services for improving home safety, including grab bars and slip-resistant surfaces. Miracle Method has diversified its services to include refinishing of countertops, showers, and bathing safety, making it an attractive business for potential franchise owners.

Miracle Method Franchisee, Eddie Naro, in Corpus Christi TX, was interviewed by KRIS TV discussing Miracle Method's Easy Step® and services they provide for improving safety in the home. Mr. Naro suggested that installing items like grab bars near bathtubs can often help with mobility issues. Along with that, Miracle Method's slip-resistant- surface option in a tub or shower can go a long way toward helping to prevent slips and falls that can be common for the elderly and mobility impaired.

With the approaching "silver tsunami” where about one-fifth of the US population will be 65 or older by the year 2030, Miracle Method has found a real niche in serving this demographic. Eddie Naro says, " We started out focusing on just tubs and tile, but over the years we have diversified our services to include refinishing of countertops, showers, bathing safety, multiple commercial applications and more. It's incredible the growth in demand we have seen for our services."

Miracle Method's customers not only include millions of homeowners, but also hotels, hospitals, property managers, colleges and universities, making the business very attractive to potential franchise owners. Our robust business plan gives franchisees access to corporate support and ongoing technical and administrative training opportunities. Potential owners only need capital, or access to, about $60,000 to $80,000 to get started in addition to the $40,000 franchise fee.

Franchisees start with two technicians and two vehicles, with the potential to grow a multi-million dollar business like Mr. Naro’s.

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on December 31, 1969. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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