Fantastic Services to launch franchise offering in the U.S.

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Fantastic Services to launch franchise offering in the U.S.

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Fantastic Services, a home-services brand, is expanding into the U.S. market with an initial launch in Georgia, Florida, and Texas. The brand aims to bring its environmentally-friendly methods and sustainable practices to the U.S.

Fantastic Services, the home-services brand, has announced its intention to expand into the U.S. market. The brand is the U.K.’s biggest home-services franchisor and is a well-recognized name across the British Isles. Fantastic Services currently has 530 franchisees in operation across Africa, Australasia and Europe.

The brand wants to bring its environmentally-friendly methods, people-first attitude and devotion to sustainability to the U.S. It champions environmentally-friendly practices and has promised to become carbon-neutral by the end of the decade.

“The businesses that are going to survive and keep growing, and keep operating will be the businesses that turn towards green initiatives and sustainability,” said Anton Skarlatov, co-founder and CEO of Fantastic Services.

“We don’t need to go to Mars or any other planet for that matter, our Earth is our home, and we must endeavor in our everyday practices to protect it. As a company, we promise to continue the endeavor to do what we can to protect our home through helping our customers maintain and protect theirs”, said Rune Sovndahl, co-founder of Fantastic Services.

Fantastic Services will initially launch the brand in Georgia, Florida and Texas, and is on the hunt for qualified and enthusiastic partners in the area.

“As an international franchise company, we’re a corporation of local businesses, and that’s why investing locally is so important to us. Every one of our partners is investing locally, employing locally, throughout the U.K., Ireland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Australia, and now the United States,” said Sovndahl.

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This story was originally published by Raghav Patel in Global Franchise on May 6, 2022. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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