About Bloomin’ Blinds
Liquid Capital: $50,000
Net Worth Requirement: $250,000
Franchise Fees: $49,500
Royalty: 5.50%
Training and Support: Available
Home Office: Lewisville, TX
CEO: Kelsey Stuart
Investement Range $105,700 - $182,100
Bloomin' Blinds: A Premier Franchise Opportunity Awaits You at BizFranHub
At BizFranHub, we are excited to feature the Bloomin' Blinds franchise, a leader in the national window coverings industry. Known for its all-encompassing services that include repairs, sales, and installations, Bloomin' Blinds offers a business model that melds family-oriented values with unparalleled customer service and franchisee success.
Embrace a Unique Business Model with Bloomin' Blinds
Service Diversity: What sets Bloomin' Blinds apart is its dedication to not only selling and installing blinds but also offering repair services. This approach ensures a continuous customer base, higher profitability, and faster growth compared to sales-only operations.
A Culture of Support: Operating under a family-first philosophy, Bloomin' Blinds prioritizes strong, personal relationships with its franchise owners. This commitment to support and growth underpins the brand’s nationwide success.
Key Advantages of Partnering with Bloomin' Blinds
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Demonstrated Success: The opening of over 45 locations in the past four years, with consistent year-over-year growth, attests to the brand's strong market presence and demand.
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Comprehensive Support: Enjoy access to effective marketing strategies and a detailed training program, ensuring you're well-prepared for every aspect of the business, from repair to sales.
Achieve Your Dreams with Bloomin' Blinds
Choosing to franchise with Bloomin' Blinds means more than starting a business—it's about transforming your life. With a proven business model, ongoing support, and the freedom to scale your operations, you're positioned for success from day one.
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