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​​The shakeup of the past year and a half has shown that corporate America isn’t all that it’s cracked up to be. Many aspiring entrepreneurs are jumping ship into business ownership themselves.

According to Forbes magazine, more U.S. workers are quitting their jobs at an unprecedented rate. They are seeking new opportunities in light of the massive shake up and life changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Many people have reexamined their lives, placed renewed importance on work-life balance, and simply refuse to go back to the old 9 to 5 work week with no end in sight.

But by quitting their jobs for new pursuits, Forbes says, it shows confidence in the future. And, to be sure, there’s been a noted “start-up boom” since the pandemic, with the U.S. Census Bureau recording 4.3 mi…

Homeowners are reinvesting in their living spaces like never before, and that is unlikely to slow down anytime soon. As a result, Deck Medic franchisees are enjoying more demand than ever, all while enjoying the luxuries that come along with owning a seasonal business.

After the pandemic forced many people to spend a significant amount of time at home, more than ever, homeowners started looking at improvement projects. One obvious target area was outdoor living spaces, as the pandemic, too, created a newfound sense of appreciation for spending time outside. According to a recent report in Forbes, 85 percent of experts agreed that homeowners are more willing to invest in outdoor living spaces than before the pandemic.

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Many aspiring entrepreneurs are finding Deck Medic is the best-kept secret in the franchise industry. We offer a proven business model, superior products, and a service homeowners love.

For so many American homeowners, adding a deck is one of the most worthwhile of all home improvement projects, increasing the living area at a minimal cost, and adding a place in your home to barbecue or simply spend time together.

But outdoor decks, of course, are subject to weathering, cracking, and splintering. As a result, it’s recommended by industry professionals to have wood decks treated and restored about every two to three years. One industry study found that 2-3 million decks are built each year.

And that’s not even taking into account all the existing decks in disrepair out there in need of some serious TLC. Adding up the numbers, it doesn’t make sense…