POMPANO BEACH, FL, June 30, 2011 (Press-News.org) Natives of Michigan, the Ruyts' have owned and operated several businesses in the Charleston area. Dave Ruyts served in the U.S. Navy for 10 years, and his last tour of duty brought them to Charleston. After thinking about the long, cold winters of their former state of residence, the Ruyts family decided to stay and enjoy the beautiful South Carolina weather permanently. They have lived in Charleston now, for over 25 years.
The Ruyts' purchased a Janitorial Franchise from a different commercial cleaning company in the Charleston area in the mid-1990s and operated it until 2004. Through hard work and dedication, they employed over 30 and serviced over 20 clients. Dave and Dory personally trained each of their employees, teaching them how to work as a team, rather than just as individuals. They serviced all types of accounts - from small office space to multi-tenant office buildings and manufacturing facilities. Due to the customer service, quality controls and cleaning standards they required of their employees, they became the largest Franchisee in South Carolina for the former company.
After selling their franchise, they tried several other business ventures, but their dream was to own and operate a Master Franchise, and use all the skills they had learned through the years. When presented with the Anago Master Franchise opportunity in Charleston, they were excited and eager to get started. Having been Janitorial Franchisees for years, they bring a unique perspective to the Anago of Charleston office and were impressed by Anago's motto - "We are here for our Franchisees, and they are our only business."
Dave and Dory are thrilled about the opportunity to expand the Anago of Charleston Master Territory. Their experience in the industry, along with the Anago system, will ensure their success yet again. Says Dory, "We were looking for a new and exciting challenge, and found Anago. The support we have received from the Anago team far exceeded our expectations. We are confident Anago will be the top cleaning company in Charleston!"
Entrepreneur Magazine has ranked Anago Cleaning Systems as the 5th Fastest Growing Franchise in the U.S. for the 2nd year in a row. Master territories available across the U.S. and Internationally.
Contact Judy Walker for details - 800-213-5857, ext. 302 or visit us on the web at www.AnagoUSA.com.
Charleston Couple Purchases Anago Master Franchise - Former Unit Franchisees Living the Dream of Owning Their Own Master
Anago Cleaning Systems is proud to announce the sale of the Charleston, South Carolina Master Territory to David and Doretta Ruyts.
2011-06-30
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[Press-News.org] Charleston Couple Purchases Anago Master Franchise - Former Unit Franchisees Living the Dream of Owning Their Own MasterAnago Cleaning Systems is proud to announce the sale of the Charleston, South Carolina Master Territory to David and Doretta Ruyts.