Gotcha Covered adds new North Carolina location

With an emphasis on end-to-end consultations, the new center provides the best in soft and hard window treatments to homeowners in Durham and Chapel Hill by offering a variety of blinds, draperies, smart solutions and much more.

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Gotcha Covered adds new North Carolina location

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Gotcha Covered has added a new location in North Carolina, serving Durham and Chapel Hill with a variety of window treatments. The new center is owned by Tom Clapham and Sarah Wike, who were drawn to the company's products and leadership.

With an emphasis on end-to-end consultations, the new center provides the best in soft and hard window treatments to homeowners in Durham and Chapel Hill by offering a variety of blinds, draperies, smart solutions and much more.

“Durham and Chapel Hill are areas that have seen consistent growth, which makes it a wonderful market for the window treatment solutions this new center will offer,” said Paul Linenberg, president of Gotcha Covered. “Tom and Sarah both enjoy the collaboration that comes from working with customers, and I know they’re going to be offering the best customer experience to area home and business owners.”

Clapham is an Appalachian State University graduate and served in the Army for eight years after graduation. He began a 20-year career in healthcare marketing while working at Duke University Health System. He moved to Dallas after completing a Master of Business Administration at Duke but returned to Chapel Hill in 2017.

“Sarah and I often discussed launching our own business and, when the opportunity presented itself, we decided to take a leap into Gotcha Covered ownership,” Clapham said. “We were impressed by the range and quality of the products as well as the caliber of the company leadership and collegiality of the other franchise owners we spoke to during our due diligence.”

Wike studied international relations at UNC-Chapel Hill before completing a Master of Arts at UNC-Greensboro in Hispanic literature, language and linguistics. She taught high school Spanish for 14 years before transitioning into independent school administration, completing a doctorate in educational technology along the way.

“Gotcha Covered is a ‘feel good’ business,” Wike said. “We absolutely love the opportunity to meet new people and, ultimately, help them transform their spaces. Whether clients’ motivations are mostly rooted in privacy and security, light management, home automation, or aesthetics, we approach each project with their goals in mind and strive to deliver results that bring lasting satisfaction. Seeing our clients happy and getting referrals from them makes for a very rewarding occupation!”

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on June 14, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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