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Run
A Successful Business From Home
With Low Overhead, Low Competition, and Great Profits!
AmRamp™ Wheelchair Ramps Offers You
a Unique Franchise Opportunity In a Niche Market
Start your own AmRamp™ franchise and help physically disabled
people enjoy more freedom and control over their lives.
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Imagine
your wheelchair-bound mother is moving in with you. Let's say you
have 6 steep steps to get to the front door. Quick, think of a place
in your city where you can get a wheelchair ramp.
Time's
up.
Our point? The
business of renting and selling wheelchair ramps is highly
specialized and the product is continuously in
demand, yet there are hardly any resources for those in
need. Few resources means practically no competition.
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"I’ve
seen first-hand the look of relief and joy on the faces of
wheelchair-bound people who are able to move more freely simply
because a ramp has been installed.”
~ Austin, TX Franchisee
Charles
Brown
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If you are thinking
about buying a franchise, think wisely. Would you
choose to run a fast food service franchise while Americans are rapidly
becoming more aware of eating healthier? What if you end up running
an employment agency franchise during a recession and no companies
are hiring?
No matter
what happens, however, people will always need to be able
to access their homes, businesses, and places of worship. Plus,
that customer base is growing by the year. Wheelchair ramps are
always in demand, and the demand will be growing.
It is projected that by 2010, 21.1% of the population will be over
85.
We have been
in the business for over 20 years, and have developed a new, low-cost
AmRamp System™, combining our high-quality,
versatile wheelchair ramps with a specially organized network
of franchises. Join our family and begin changing the face
of your city by making it more welcoming and accessible to everyone,
while also making a great living for yourself. |
Immediate
franchise opportunities in Pittsburgh, New York, Michigan, Wisconsin,
West Virginia and Indiana.
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