NextGen Great Sealcoating | Licensing Opportunities

WHY BECOME A LICENSEE OF NEXTGEN?

Investing in a sealcoating license offers numerous benefits. Firstly, it provides a source of recurring revenue as asphalt surfaces require sealing every 2-4 years, ensuring a steady stream of repeat business. Additionally, sealcoating is recession-resistant, offering consistent demand regardless of economic conditions. Operating with minimal labor and overhead costs, sealcoating businesses offer greater flexibility compared to franchises.

What sets our licensing program apart from others?

Our sealcoating licensing program offers comprehensive training, ongoing support, and a proven business model tailored to your success. We prioritize your growth and provide the tools and resources necessary to thrive in the sealcoating industry.
How does your program support licensees after training?

Beyond initial training, we offer ongoing support to licensees, including marketing assistance, operational guidance, and access to industry-leading products and equipment. Our team is dedicated to helping you achieve your business goals and maximize your potential.
Can I customize my sealcoating business under your license?

Yes, our licensing program allows for flexibility and customization to suit your business preferences and market demands. Whether you're focused on residential, commercial, or industrial projects, we provide the framework for success tailored to your specific needs.
What advantages do I gain by choosing your licensing program?

By partnering with us, you benefit from a reputable brand, established processes, and access to a network of experienced professionals. Our licensing program empowers you to start and grow your sealcoating business with confidence, backed by industry expertise and ongoing support.

LICENSE VS FRANCHISE

When considering entering the sealcoating industry, it's important to distinguish between obtaining a license and investing in a franchise.

A sealcoating license offers the ability to operate under an established brand while retaining more autonomy in business decisions. It grants access to training, products, and support from the licensor, with lower initial costs and fewer ongoing fees.

On the other hand, a franchise provides a structured business model, brand recognition, and comprehensive support but typically involves higher upfront costs and stricter operational standards. Your choice depends on factors like independence, financial resources, and support preferences.