NASHVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 20, 2017 -- Chem-Dry, the world’s leading carpet and floor care franchise, announced today that it is broadening its footprint to service customers in Central Asia by adding master franchisee Bakhtiyar Sharipov of Kazakhstan to its global team.
With nearly 3,500 franchises in the U.S., Canada and Asia, Chem-Dry is serving 10,000 homes and businesses each day. Chem-Dry is aggressively seeking master franchise owners like Sharipov to bring this successful brand to their region. Master franchisees own the franchising rights to an entire region or country.
An experienced businessman with an established network of contacts, Sharipov brings Chem-Dry to Kazakhstan with goals of further expanding into the surrounding Commonwealth of Independent States.
“We believe it is the perfect time to enter this market and that this will open an exciting new chapter for Chem-Dry,” says Joe Manuszak, vice-president of international growth and development for Harris Research, the parent of Chem-Dry. “Bringing Chem-Dry to the region provides a unique business opportunity. We look forward to working with Mr. Sharipov.”
“As Kazakhstan is experiencing an upswing of its economy, we have a great deal of investment interest and individuals making an upper middle-class income who are willing to pay for carpet and floor care services,” says Sharipov. “There is a great deal of activity involving the region’s infrastructure and real estate. The number of home purchases is up, which we believe is offering an opportunity for owners of Chem-Dry to create relationships with many new customers eager to take pride in their new home or office space.”
This is Chem-Dry’s first effort in Central Asia. Recently, the company expanded into Cambodia, alongside the South East part of the continent as part of its goal of maintaining development momentum worldwide.
With a mission of helping people live healthy lives starting with clean carpets, our proprietary hot carbonating extraction cleaning process uses less water and penetrates deep into the fibers, removing an average of 98% of common household allergens from carpets and upholstery and 89% of the airborne bacteria in your home when a sanitizer is added. Additionally, the company offers cleaning – including green solutions – of upholstery, tile and grout, and area rugs.
ABOUT US
HRI (Harris Research Inc.) is one of the largest franchisors in the service industry with nearly 3,500 franchises in over 50 countries. HRI owns the Chem-Dry and N-Hance franchise brands and is backed by Baird Capital Partners.
CHEM-DRY Founded in 1977, Chem-Dry's patented hot carbonating extraction process provides an environmentally friendly, deeper clean for carpets, tile, stone, upholstery and other surfaces. Chem-Dry has over 40 Green Certified products. Green-certified hot carbonating extraction cleaning process allows surfaces to dry faster, provides a deeper clean, and leaves homes healthier. Chem-Dry has been ranked the number one carpet cleaning franchise by Entrepreneur magazine for 29 consecutive years and has been selected by Franchise Direct as one of the top 100 global franchises. For more information, visit www.chemdry.com.
Contact:
Joe Manuszak
Vice President, International Growth and Development
[email protected]
+1 616-560-8686


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