Creative Colors International Says Fix It, Don't Nix It

Material repair concept saves time and money

TINLEY PARK, IL (Tuesday, April 27, 2004) - Creative Colors International, Inc. started out as a local, family-run business in 1980 and is currently one of the largest franchises in the repair, reconditioning and color restoration of leather, vinyl, fabric, plastics and carpeting in the automotive, furniture, commercial and residential markets. Today, CCI has expanded well beyond their local roots in the Chicago area to more than 60 franchisees operating 150 mobile units throughout the United States and Canada.

Just as CCI franchisees offer high quality, affordable repair services to consumers and businesses, the CCI model offers a low-cost, home-based business that can turn profits immediately. With a small franchise fee of $19,500 and a royalty of six percent, CCI is an appealing opportunity for any entrepreneur. Modest start-up costs, a complete in-depth training program, on-going support and a national network of professionals allows CCI franchisees to experience success immediately.

As a CCI franchisee, on-going support from corporate does not stop after training. CCI franchisees experience several field visits during the first few years of operation where CCI’s veteran technicians provide continuous education and training. CCI corporate has established an (800) support line and a 24-hour Intranet for all technicians needing immediate help. Additionally, CCI offers all of its franchisees a free training program every year so technicians can continue to be on the forefront of the latest tools and techniques.

CCI continues to expand and grow at a rate of 10 new franchises each year, expecting 450 mobile units to saturate the United States market. Even with this aggressive expansion, CCI remains a family business. Everyone involved at the corporate level is somehow related to the co-founders, Jim and JoAnn Foster.

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