The PatchMaster franchise system is an in-demand franchise with a quick ramp-up period. Having no drywall experience encourages military veterans and first-responders to join its franchise, offering a 50 percent first-year royalty reduction to qualified applicants.

Mike Sabato is taking what he learned professionally into his new role and following his business ownership dreams: he’s opening a drywall repair franchise location here in Pinal County.

After serving in the army as a human intelligence collection team leader and later as a private attorney, Aaron Sandvig realized he wanted to serve his Minnesota community directly and made the decision to apply his experience in customer relationship management and problem-solving by becoming a PatchMaster franchise owner in Central Minnesota.

Anthony Esposito used his experience to travel and work in the fluid sealing industry. However, when his job was eliminated due to the pandemic, Esposito shifted his career path by becoming a PatchMaster franchise owner

Disabled veteran Tim Forrest’s goal is to recruit fellow veterans as employees, then empower them to be business leaders in the community and beyond. Raleigh,

Collecting sister brands in related industries under one umbrella is the rage in franchising these days. But PatchMaster, the drywall repair franchise that just crossed 100 units, found its growth accelerated after selling sister brand HouseMaster in July 2020, says CEO Paul Ferrara.

Tanieka Gentles, a licensed health therapist who runs her own business in the Central Massachusetts area, is going to be expanding her career path with an additional business. Now, Gentles and her husband, Richard Robinson, are shifting gears to bring a fast-growing drywall repair franchise to their region: PatchMaster Serving Worcester.

Jack Keller spent 18 years operating a small family business. Now, Keller is taking on a new venture: He’s bringing the fast-growing PatchMaster drywall repair concept to the East Memphis area in Tennessee and Mississippi.