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Screenmobile plans for rapid growth, adding 11 locations in the past year and targeting new markets in California, Tennessee, Texas, and New Mexico. The brand has seen a 50% increase in customer interest and remains a proven, recession-resistant mobile franchise concept.
The announcement comes at a time of growth for the brand - over the past year, the brand has added 11 locations. And, Screenmobile has plans to grow into new markets like Castro Valley, Napa and Palo Alto, California; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Katy, Texas; and Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Additionally, in 2020, Screenmobile saw a boost in its customer interest with an average 50% increase in contact forms on its website for users, new visitors, and sessions from the previous year.
“After a challenging year, we’re thrilled that we were able to thrive in the face of adversity,” said President and CEO of Screenmobile Scott Walker. “There is great opportunity in 2021 to continue to grow, and we’re excited that our brand is in the position to do it.”
Screenmobile remains a proven, recession-resistant mobile franchise concept. The brand offers low overhead (with a quick ramp-up time) and has a seamless process to measure, manufacture, install and ensure a proper fit of the screens—all in one visit. Screenmobile brings quality, stylish screens and outdoor living concepts at affordable prices to home improvement projects across the country. It also specializes in security screen door installations. The brand’s unmatched commitment to customer satisfaction and convenience is just one way the company makes home improvement projects a breeze.
From its inception in 1980, Screenmobile has experienced steady growth year after year. Today, there are 132 licenses across more than 29 states.
The Walker family, Monty M., Scott and Monty L., had a vision of starting a brand that capitalized on the opportunity to become the first mobile screening company. Over the years, Screenmobile has gained a loyal customer base. The brand stands apart from other screening companies due to its low overhead, quick ramp-up time and familial spirit.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on February 24, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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