Franchise Success Stories | Page 7

This new franchise delivers meals to schools and kicks PB&J to the curb.

EagleRider Motorcycle Rental helps tourists hit the road. Learn how it got started and where it's going.

A former mall rat serves up fresh ideas with Saladworks franchises in three states.

Buffalo Wild Wings, Wingstop and other chains report a growth spurt, thanks to cheap prices and changing consumer tastes.

With hard work and trust in the concept, franchisees can make it big. From a maid service, to a restaurant and a photography studio, here's how three entrepreneurs profited from their own spin on a franchise's business plan.

A Fetch! Pet Care franchisee in the Los Angeles area credits celeb clientele and word of mouth for its growth.

A Moe's Southwest Grill franchisee's idea for a smaller, more healthful burrito was a hit with customers chainwide.

How the founders of Great Clips haircutting company built a thriving business.

For better quality child care, this franchisor turned to those with the most experience.

A San Francisco Bay Area entrepreneur harnesses tax credits and the power of the sun to fire up a successful solar panel installation franchise.

Snap-on Tools franchisee Greg Welch puts training into action.

BookKeeping Express helps small-business owners virtually manage the back office.

Lower startup costs helped this seasoned cruiser live her dream to share her passion for on-ship vacations.

A unique cleaning franchise recently expanded to the U.S. from Vancouver, British Columbia, via Scotland.

Coffee News owner and CEO Bill Buckley left the financial industry to start a Coffee News franchise out of his home.

A Wisconsin franchisee discovers the secret behind a pizza chain's unparalleled popularity and makes a bundle in the bargain.

Zips Dry Cleaners is proof that good things can happen when (lots of) great minds think alike.

Three top franchise consultants share their views on what makes a franchise company a winner.

From Philly cheese steaks to stuffed pitas, meet the companies devouring the competition.

Local schools in need of new equipment win big when they partner with a Sports Image franchise.

After a brain injury left him disoriented and forgetful, a former small-business owner finds clarity in cooking.