HomeTeam featured in The Hartford Business Journal

HomeTeam Inspection Service was recently featured in The Hartford Business Journal, in an article titled “Bloc of franchises eagerly target Hartford.” In the article, Greg Haskett, vice president of shared services for HomeTeam Inspection Service, explained that the brand is looking to expand to Connecticut. The brand has also recently taken part in several franchising roundtables to spur franchise growth throughout the country, and to provide educational opportunities to potential franchisees to learn about various businesses and see what is involved in starting a business. Click here to view the full article!

Bloc of franchises eagerly target Hartford
By Brad Kane

Twelve franchises which share the burden of not being familiar names have banded together to push into the Greater Hartford market.

Either the franchises already have a presence in Connecticut, have excellent sales from limited locations and want to expand; or the franchises exist in far off places and are lured by the promise of higher incomes and positioning between Boston and New York.

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HomeTeam Inspection Service featured in The Business Journal

Reporter Katie Arcieri spoke with VP of Shared Services for HomeTeam Inspection Service, Greg Haskett, to discuss HomeTeam’s development plans for the Triad area of North Carolina. Haskett says “The territories would cover the Winston-Salem area and Greensboro-High Point. A third would cover the Burlington area.” Click here to view the full article!

HomeTeam Inspection to add three Triad franchises
by Katie Arcieri

Ohio-based HomeTeam Inspection Service is planning to add three franchises in the Triad.

Greg Haskett, the company’s vice president of Shared Services, said the new territories would cover the Winston-Salem area and Greensboro-High Point. A third would cover the Burlington area.

Haskett said the company has been searching for new franchise owners in the Triad over the last year, but still “hasn’t found the right match.”

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