Overview
The proprietary product, EPC 2000, is a green, latex-based, nontoxic coating that contours to any size and shape. It rubberizes as it dries keeping the fixtures factory new during the construction/remodeling process.
In protecting fiberglass, acrylic, cast iron, and porcelain surfaces (tubs, showers, and whirlpools) Essentials Franchise Corporation (EFC) has found that no other product protects as well as their proprietary, state-of-the-art chemical coating during the construction process.
In protecting fiberglass, acrylic, cast iron, and porcelain surfaces (tubs, showers, and whirlpools) Essentials Franchise Corporation (EFC) has found that no other product protects as well as their proprietary, state-of-the-art chemical coating during the construction process.
Products & Services
A convenient, exclusive process for protecting fiberglass fixtures. Operate your business from a home or a warehouse/office for rapid expansion.
EFC knows the importance of proper application and has developed a methodology based on the following steps:
Preparation
Initially, the area to be coated must be power washed and thoroughly dried
Evaluation
The surface, once cleaned, is carefully inspected for scratches, chips, stains, and the like. All such imperfections are documented using an evaluation form and presented to the Builder.
Application
EPC 2000's application process is complete in ten to fifteen minutes using a sprayer mounted in a full size commercial van. Two coats are applied. A special strengthener is placed between the layers for additional protection. The surface is nearly impossible to scratch or stain during normal abuse, and can withstand ladders, subcontractors' boots, sheet rock mud, paint, dirt, and grime.
Removal
When construction is complete, the final cleaning crew can easily remove the coating by peeling back the edges toward the center creating a "garbage bag" keeping dust and debris from escape. The cleaning crew simply tosses the "bag" into a dumpster. Preparation
EFC knows the importance of proper application and has developed a methodology based on the following steps:
Preparation
Initially, the area to be coated must be power washed and thoroughly dried
Evaluation
The surface, once cleaned, is carefully inspected for scratches, chips, stains, and the like. All such imperfections are documented using an evaluation form and presented to the Builder.
Application
EPC 2000's application process is complete in ten to fifteen minutes using a sprayer mounted in a full size commercial van. Two coats are applied. A special strengthener is placed between the layers for additional protection. The surface is nearly impossible to scratch or stain during normal abuse, and can withstand ladders, subcontractors' boots, sheet rock mud, paint, dirt, and grime.
Removal
When construction is complete, the final cleaning crew can easily remove the coating by peeling back the edges toward the center creating a "garbage bag" keeping dust and debris from escape. The cleaning crew simply tosses the "bag" into a dumpster. Preparation
Training & Support
In support of it's Franchise Owners, Essentials Franchise Corporation offers a comprehensive package of state-of-the-art business and operating tools.
From setting up a business through Sales Lead Development, Scheduling, Invoicing and Customer Service, this package helps our owners make the best use of their time and investment.
Essentials Protective Coatings Franchises save time by using eCommerce-based purchasing and online Maintenance and Operations Manuals.
The community of EPC Franchises even participates in several email-based discussion groups where new ideas are suggested and experiences are shared across the country.
An EPC (Essentials Protective Coatings) franchise offers you the opportunity to be part of a system.
By providing builders, contractors, and remodelers with a single source of a professionally applied, protective coating for fiberglass, acrylic, cast iron, and porcelain fixtures during construction, you help contractors and home buying consumers by protecting key areas of their home. EPC offers you a systematic operation featuring:
From setting up a business through Sales Lead Development, Scheduling, Invoicing and Customer Service, this package helps our owners make the best use of their time and investment.
Essentials Protective Coatings Franchises save time by using eCommerce-based purchasing and online Maintenance and Operations Manuals.
The community of EPC Franchises even participates in several email-based discussion groups where new ideas are suggested and experiences are shared across the country.
An EPC (Essentials Protective Coatings) franchise offers you the opportunity to be part of a system.
By providing builders, contractors, and remodelers with a single source of a professionally applied, protective coating for fiberglass, acrylic, cast iron, and porcelain fixtures during construction, you help contractors and home buying consumers by protecting key areas of their home. EPC offers you a systematic operation featuring:
- EPC 2000
- Training and Ongoing Consultation
- Proprietary Software
- Market Niche
- And much more...
Why Essentials Protective Coatings?
The proprietary product, EPC 2000, is a green, latex-based, nontoxic coating that contours to any size and shape. It rubberizes as it dries keeping the fixtures factory new during the construction/remodeling process.
As a franchisee, you will sell the protective coating concept and application services. Only EPC franchise owners will be trained in the proper application of EPC 2000. The EPC franchise relies on your personal contact and follow-up with builders, remodelers, and general construction contractors. By offering the EPC 2000 service, you are able to:
As a franchisee, you will sell the protective coating concept and application services. Only EPC franchise owners will be trained in the proper application of EPC 2000. The EPC franchise relies on your personal contact and follow-up with builders, remodelers, and general construction contractors. By offering the EPC 2000 service, you are able to:
- protect the fixtures through final inspection
- minimize damage
- reduce cleanup time
- replace costly, ineffective liners for the contractor
- protect the end consumer's investment, adding value provided by the builder
