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Critter Control Inc.Urban/rural wildlife managementBackground
Founded: 1983 Franchising since: 1987
While working as a chimney cleaner, Kevin Clark was often asked to remove animals from chimneys. Seeing the need for such services, Clark formed Clark's Critter Control in 1983 to remove animals from attics, decks and other areas for pest control companies. Critter Control was incorporated in 1986 to offer businesses and homeowners a variety of wildlife control services. These services include repairing damage made by the animal and performing pest management such as screening vents, installing chimney caps and closing entry holes to make sure animals can't come back.
The company also provides on-call services for cities that do not have their own animal control agencies.
Franchisor is a privately-held company with 10 employee(s); 4 employee(s) in franchise department. Franchise Units
Where Seeking Franchisees Nationwide Outside the U.S.: Canada Exclusive territories available. Territory size: Based on population Special Programs Critter Control offers performance recognition programs for franchisees. Costs and Fees
Total investment: $12,250 - $80,500
Franchise fee: $5,000 - $47,000 Ongoing royalty fee: 7% Term of agreement: 10 years, renewable Type of Financing Available
Qualifications Business Experience:
Operations
Training and Support
Training
Ongoing Support
Marketing Support
Other marketing support
Rankings
Franchise 500® rank:
#271 (2010); #335 (2009); #327 (2008); #308 (2007); #361 (2006); Low-Cost Franchises: #65 (2010); #77 (2009); #75 (2008); #78 (2007); #98 (2006); Top Homebased Franchises: #77 (2010); #96 (2009); #92 (2008); #88 (2007); Related Franchises
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