April 23, 2024 by Ewell Smith
Paul Huszar, CEO of VetCor, explains why Veterans' values separate their brand from others and how that transforms lives.
Paul shares 5 takeaways on this episode of the Close The Deal Podcast (Your First Franchise Episode):
- VetCor’s not just restoring homes; they’re empowering veterans and making a difference in communities
- Vetcor's proven model helps transition Veterans from military leadership to franchise success
- Why their commitment to timely, reliable services backed by the values and experience of our veteran-led team make a difference.
- Why Vetcor isn't just about fixing properties.
- What it takes to be a good VetCore candidate - are you a fit?
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Paul Huszar, the founder of VetCor, based in Tampa, Florida, was interviewed on the Close the Deal podcast with Ewell Smith. VetCor focuses on water and fire damage restoration, catering specifically to veterans transitioning into civilian life. The interview delved into Paul's background, his accidental journey into entrepreneurship after retiring from the military, and his passion for creating opportunities for veterans.
Gratitude and Background
Paul expressed gratitude for the opportunity VetCor provided him and credited David Howard, his mentor and business partner, for believing in him. As a retired army officer with extensive leadership experience, Paul brought a unique perspective to business, emphasizing the skills veterans possess beyond what's commonly perceived.
Vetcor's Mission and Services
VetCor's mission extends beyond restoration services; it aims to bridge the gap between veterans and civilian employment while offering reliable restoration solutions. The company handles a range of issues from everyday appliance malfunctions to major catastrophes like hurricanes, leveraging the military's principles of timeliness and reliability.
Franchise Opportunities
VetCor offers franchise opportunities with an investment ranging from $250,000 to $300,000. The franchise fee is $60,000, with a $10,000 discount for veterans or their immediate family members. Paul emphasizes leveraging financing options and recommends leasing equipment for cost-effectiveness and tax benefits.
Revenue and Support
The franchise's revenue potential varies based on factors like deployment during disasters, with some franchisees earning over $2 million in revenue. VetCor provides comprehensive training and support, including marketing strategies, branding, and ongoing operational guidance, leveraging the military's training and standardization ethos.
Ideal Candidates and Vision
Ideal franchise candidates include retiring military personnel, mid-level veterans seeking a career change, and civilians aligned with VetCor's values. Paul envisions VetCor as the premier brand for restoration services and veteran employment, focusing on quality, reliability, and the ethos of service instilled in veterans.
VetCor’s Commitment
VetCor's committed to empowering veterans and providing top-notch restoration services. With a strong emphasis on training, branding, and values alignment, VetCor positions itself as a leader in the restoration industry and a champion for veteran entrepreneurship and employment.
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About the Author Ewell Smith is the publisher of CloseTheDeal.com, host of the Close The Deal Podcast, and author of Your First Franchise Roadmap. He interviews franchisors, founders, and sales and marketing leaders to help franchise owners and candidates drive more revenue and find the right opportunity. His work focuses on practical franchise strategy, the right mindset, and helping people close the deal on their next chapter.
