The home services franchise launches new lighting solutions brand.
By Andrew Carlo
Premium Service Brands (PSB), with a portfolio of home service franchise brands, announced that it is “celebrating another quarter of system-wide growth.”
For its second quarter of 2025, PSB reported that it has signed 31 new franchise agreements across 7 of its brands. This builds on 27 franchise agreements signed in the first quarter of the year.
“Every quarter, we see more entrepreneurs turning to franchising – not just as a way to shift their careers, but as an overall change in lifestyle needs and desires,” said Paul Flick, Founder and CEO of Premium Service Brands. “They want to build something of their own and with home services, they can do that with resilience, scalability, and support. That’s what our system is designed to provide.”
Here’s a breakdown of signings by PSP brands in Q2:
- House Doctors: 11 signings
- 360° Painting: 5 signings
- Kitchen Wise: 4 signings
- The Grout Medic: 4 signings
- ProLift Garage Doors: 3 signings
- Rubbish Works: 2 signings
- Maid Right: 1 signing
- Window Gang: 1 signing
Last year, PSP reported that it reached a company-record of 119 franchise unit openings and expansions across its portfolio. This includes 44 House Doctors units, 31 360 Painting units, and 22 The Grout Medic units. Overall, PSB has well over 1,000 locations.
Additionally PSB revealed that it will soon add another brand to its roster of home service franchise offerings. Infinity Lights is a new service offering designed to enhance the homeowner experience through permanent lighting solutions. PSB said the new brand is expected to “elevate curb appeal, improve safety, support aging in place needs, and bring seasonal cheer year-round.”
Adding to its solid expansion efforts, PSB said it has also added several new team members this quarter across marketing, coaching, software, and finance. This includes Nicole Blaquiere who has joined the company as a strategic marketing project manager. Blaquiere previously served as a global category manager at footwear manufacturer, Crocs.
“One of the most exciting parts of joining Premium Service Brands is the opportunity to take what I’ve learned from national brands and apply it in a way that directly impacts small business owners,” said Blaquiere. “The franchisees in this system are passionate, driven, and community-focused, and I’m excited to help elevate their marketing strategies so they can continue to grow in their local markets.”
For more information on Premium Service Brands and franchise opportunities, visit http://www.premiumservicebrands.com/franchise-brands.
