Becoming a Linc Service Contractor

Why invest in a Linc Service franchise?

Owning a Linc Service franchise sets your company apart from the rest of the pack. But don’t take our word for it. Read first-hand accounts from our franchise owners about what it means to be a Linc Service contractor.

Is my market available for a franchise?

Franchise locations are assigned according to Primary Market Area (PMA). Contact Linc Service to see if the area you serve is an available market.

My market is available. Now what?

Once it is determined that your market area is available for franchise development, the next step is to begin initial discussions about how your organization can become a member of the Linc Service Network. If, after these initial discussions, you would like to pursue the opportunity further, we will schedule a concept meeting. You will meet with a member from our team to have a more in-depth discussion about your interest in becoming a Linc Service Contractor. The concepts behind the Linc System will be explained in detail, and how the Linc System is used by Linc Service Contractors to rise above the competition. We’ll also talk about where your company is now, what your corporate goals are, and where you want to be.

For more information about Franchise Sales, please contact:

Melissa Santillo
724-514-8991
JoinUs@abm.com

Or, contact Linc Service regarding opportunities in your area.

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“Prior to becoming a Linc Service partner Mazza was a typical mechanical service provider, very reactionary and always in the fire fighter mode. In all honesty at that time the concept appeared to be too good to be true. But now after years of being involved with the network, we know Linc is for real. It’s a system that truly produces a win on so many levels – for Mazza, for our employees and their families, and for our customers. Looking back I would say it is the best business decision this company has made in our 80 year history.” - Dan DeRose, President, Mazza Mechanical Services