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Franchise Journal February 2025

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From Service to Solutions: How Rick is Patching a Path to Entrepreneurship by Rachel West, Writer, FranDevCo

problem-solving—qualities that will undoubtedly serve him well in his new business. Together with his wife, Isabel, and with the support of their two adult sons, Rick is thrilled to be opening a PatchMaster franchise in the Sanford, North Carolina area.

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ick, a proud U.S. Army veteran with nearly 25 years of service, is embarking on a new mission: business ownership. As he prepares for his upcoming retirement in February 2025 from the U.S. Special Operations Aviation Command, Rick is taking the leap into entrepreneurship with PatchMaster, a drywall repair franchise that not only fills a unique niche but also aligns with his values of discipline, teamwork, and community engagement. As a first-generation Hispanic American, Rick’s story reflects resilience and determination. Over the course of his military career, he has cultivated leadership skills and a deep understanding of

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SUPPORTING VETERANS AND MINORITY ENTREPRENEURS PatchMaster actively supports veterans and minority entrepreneurs, recognizing the unique challenges and opportunities these groups face in the business world.

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Through its comprehensive training, ongoing support, and low startup costs, PatchMaster creates a pathway to success for individuals like Rick, who bring invaluable perspectives to the table. According to Rick, the franchise’s proven business model and emphasis on community engagement stood out. PatchMaster helps fill the gap left by larger drywall companies, electricians, and contractors, making its services indispensable for homeowners and trade professionals. For Rick, this means he can


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