Home improvement franchise Kitchen Makeovers has added five new franchisees, bringing its total to 29, and announced plans for further growth in 2024.

The quintet of franchisees have opened new operations in Guildford, Ipswich, Birmingham, Wrexham and Worcester.

Co-founder of Kitchen Makeovers Will Frankling commented: “It’s been a strong start to the year, especially with these five excellent additions to the network.

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“There’s been a sharp increase in the financial outlay for home renovations recently, with average spending escalating from just over £25,000 in 2022 to nearly £30,000 in 2023¹.

“It’s because of this that home improvement companies that provide a more cost-effective solution are more in demand than ever.”

Kitchen Makeovers has been ranked in the Elite Franchise Top 100 (EF100) among franchises such as Ripples and Dream Doors.

He continued: “Our business model continues to appeal to prospects from all walks of life and it’s great to see that our new franchisees have come from a diverse range of backgrounds and experiences.

“We are committed to supporting our franchisees every step of the way as they grow their businesses and make significant contributions to their local communities.”

Kitchen Makeovers offers each new franchisee three days of training at the Harpenden Head Office, covering operations, finances, marketing and the product range.

Will Frankling added: “Our franchisees have a diverse range of employment backgrounds and a home renovations experience isn’t required.

“We look for franchisees who fit our culture and providing great customer service is what we pride ourselves on. We ensure extensive training is provided, so our franchisees are equipped to handle all aspects of kitchen remodelling with confidence and skill.

“At the heart of our mission is a commitment to transforming kitchen spaces as cost effectively and hassle free for our clients as possible.”