Frequently Asked Questions

The anticipated major capital and operating costs depend very much on a number of factors, especially localised factors that can effect the cost of various items and activities. We have outlined a guide amount of around £44,000 as the working capital required to set up and run your franchise.

Radfield Home Care Franchising  will support the franchise partner throughout the term of the Franchise Agreement with a wide variety of services designed to facilitate the operation and development of the business. These services include ten days of initial franchise training; website, social media and marketing set-up; personalised support from the ;experienced support team; regular support visits from your franchise support manager, marketing manager and compliance manager; the provision of a comprehensive franchise operations manual; continuous brand and business development; national marketing; network coordination and much more.

While the earnings potential of the Radfield Home Care franchise business formula is considerable, your actual turnover and profits will still be largely dependent upon your effort, tenacity, and ability to follow prescribed methodology. Projections have been provided in this document for illustration only. No guarantee is made that you will achieve these figures. You must draw up your own business plan and projections specific to your chosen territory.

The term is set for five years. You have a right to renew the Agreement without a further fee for an additional period of five years if your franchise business has been operated in a satisfactory manner, and in accordance with the other conditions as they are set out in the Franchise Legal Agreement.

Yes, subject to certain conditions. We do stipulate that any purchaser must be approved by Radfield Home Care Franchising Limited.

We are seeking franchise partners for territories across the UK. However, some territories have already been allocated. Please contact the Franchisor for details, Any territory must be agreed with the Franchisor, which retains the right to allocate territories as it deems appropriate.  You will be asked to carry out an evaluation of your proposed location as part of the application process.

You are expected to confine your marketing to your territory. Trading in “open” or unsold territories will require the express written permission of the Franchisor.