Local Business Owner Buys Weed Man Franchise
Chris Dominy, owner of BestYard.com, recently purchased the Weed Man franchise in Parker.
Thursday Jul 07, 2011
Continuing its rapid U.S. expansion, Weed Man, Canada’s number one lawn care franchise, announces an addition to its network with the purchase of the Denver Weed Man location at 9856 Motsenbocker Road in Parker by local business owner Christopher Dominy.
The new opening is part of the 40-year-old lawn care firm’s long-term plan for aggressive growth in the U.S. With many Americans contracting out lawn care services in an effort to free themselves from the burden of regular yard work, Weed Man provides customers a comprehensive and environmentally responsible lawn care service that includes fertilization, weed control and integrated pest management.
“Homeowners are busy and value their free time. They want to enjoy their lawns with their families, not worry about fertilizing and pulling weeds,” said Christopher Dominy owner of the Denver Weed Man location. “Lawn care is a growing industry and I am confident that local residents will embrace our services, as well as our commitment to customers and the environment.”
A University of Denver graduate, local entrepreneur and lawn care enthusiast Dominy owns BestYard.com which started in Parker in 1998. BestYard.com has the honor of being awarded “Best in Parker for Lawn and Garden Maintenance in 2009 and 2010”.
After discovering that there was not a local owner for the Denver Weed Man location, Dominy decided it was a great opportunity to acquire the location and utilize a successful national brand to help him expand his business. Weed Man of Denver will continue operations with its distinctive logo, trucks, and uniforms as the lawn care division of Bestyard.com.
For more than four decades, Weed Man has been dedicated to creating greener and healthier lawns. A healthy lawn generates oxygen, removes carbon dioxide, reduces noise and temperatures, filters out ground water pollutants, increases property values, and reduces the vulnerability of homes to infestations and disease carried by insects and rodents. Additionally, implementing a basic service like lawn care can help reduce Denver’s carbon footprint.
“Our goal is simple: treat each customer’s lawn like our own,” said Roger Mongeon, CEO of Turf Holdings, Inc., which oversees Weed Man’s U.S. operations. “Chris embodies the Weed Man values and commitment to hard work and quality results. We look forward to his success in the marketplace.”
Weed Man is dedicated to protecting the environment, supporting its franchisees and providing exceptional ongoing service to the customer. Franchisees have assistance every step of the way from experts who have years of experience at the employee, franchisee and corporate levels of Weed Man. The company’s proven “Business Planning Blueprint” provides a step-by-step, day-by-day guide for franchisees and leads to success in the first year.
For more information on Weed Man of Denver, call (720) 851-7550 or visit http://denver.weedmanusa.com.
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