Screenmobile started with a father and his two son’s (Monty
M, Scott and Monty L. Walker) recognizing a need for on-site screen
installation and repair. In less than two years they had two locations and
began franchising. Their first franchise location was purchased by Monty M’s
daughter, Kelly and her husband Dale Dennis with the Screenmobile of East San Gabriel Valley, CA. That location is still owned and operated by the Dennis’. Both
of their son in laws own neighboring Screenmobile franchise locations –
Screenmobile of Corona/Riverside, Screenmobile of Fontana/Rialto and
Screenmobile of Victorville/Apple Valley.
Dale & Kelly Dennis are our typical Screenmobile
franchisees. Screenmobile franchisees make a career with their franchise, many
have been part of our system for 10, 20 and even 30 years. Again, with
Corporate based in Southern California, it makes sense that the majority of our
long time franchisees are also based here helping for the Screenmobile name to
be well known and respected. Following are a few more long time franchisees still in business today:
Screenmobile of East San Gabriel Valley – Dale & Kelly
Dennis 33 years
Screenmobile of San Fernando Valley – Max & son, Kelly
Gordon 30 years
Screenmobile of Southern Orange County – Matthew Rudar 21 years
Screenmobile of Long Beach – Greg Reedy 32 years
Screenmobile of Boise - Dean & Jolyn Callen 33 years
Screenmobile of Santa Barbara - Greg & Dodie Gorman 31 years
Screenmobile of Scottsdale - Marty Murphy 30 years
If you’re out there either needing screens or even wanting
to start your own business and you find yourself reading this blog, reach out
to us. Our customers and franchisees alike are satisfied with the Screenmobile
brand.
Website: www.screenmobile.com
Email: smcorp@screenmobile.com
Toll-Free Support: 866-343-4762
Toll-Free Sales: 800-775-7795
Happy Screening!
Screenmobile Steph
System Support - Project Management
stephanie@screenmobile.com
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