Snap-on Tools

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Contact:
Mr. Robert Stevens
Email:
ukweb@snapon.com
Website:
Snap-on Tools
Tel:
01536 413800
Location:
Telford Way, Kettering, Northamptonshire, NN16 8SN

Snap-on is one of the worlds leading manufacturer and distributor of professional tools and equipment. Its franchisees get an exclusive territory with an existing, surveyed client base. Snap-on UK gives full training and support. Snap-on Tools was voted Franchisor of the Year in 2007.

Snap-on Tools Case Studies

  • Mark Houston Snap-on Tools : Mark Houston Mark Houston is a man dedicated to his business. He has owned a Snap-on franchise for two years. However he started with the company as an employee of another franchisee...
  • Simon Stack Snap-on Tools : Simon Stack I left school at 15 to start my apprenticeship as a garage mechanic. In those days the government paid apprentices up until your 21st birthday, so about three months before that I was told that I would be laid off as soon as my apprenticeship finished...
  • Matt Carson Snap-on Tools : Matt Carson Snap-on Tools franchisee Matt Carson was a 22 year old motorcycle mechanic when injury forced him to rethink his career. “After smashing my hand, working on bikes became very difficult and riding them was impossible. I had always wanted to start my own bike business eventually, but I thought that was the end of that.”
  • Jay Tomkins Snap-on Tools : Jay Tomkins Jay joined Snap-on with limited capital but has managed to buy his business in record time through sheer hard work. Turnover in his first full year exceeded £260,000 – more than two-and-a-half times the average for mobile franchises, according to the authoritative NatWest/bfa survey.
  • Tim Adkin Snap-on Tools : Tim Adkin You don’t need to know much about the product to start a Snap-on franchise. Improbable? In reality this was a positive advantage for Scarborough based franchisee Tim Adkin when he started with Snap-on 11 years ago...
 
 
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    ...but late in 2010, when major cuts were being imposed on all public sector and council budgets, the pest control unit became a vulnerable area and so I decided it would be best to opt for voluntary redundancy.

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