Practical restoration training
Reviva Pool's proposed model involves hands-on training in surface assessment, preparation, fibreglass repairs and finishing, together with an initial equipment package subject to the contractor agreement.
Reviva Pool business opportunities
Searching for a pool franchise or business opportunity?
Explore Reviva Pool's proposed independent contractor licence model for specialist fibreglass restoration work in selected Australian regions.
Explore the Contractor OpportunityA different route into the pool restoration industry
If you're comparing pool franchises, trade businesses and licensing arrangements, the important questions concern the real obligations, costs, training and source of work — not only the label used.
A contracted work-allocation arrangement
The agreement contains work-supply provisions measured by job count and pool volume, together with conditions and limitations. Prospective operators should review the written agreement to understand how allocated work operates.
Questions to ask before joining a pool business opportunity
- What are all initial, ongoing and renewal fees?
- What training and equipment are included?
- How are restoration enquiries, allocated work and service territories handled?
- How is the arrangement legally classified, and what laws and disclosure requirements apply?
- What happens if expected work is not supplied or the relationship ends?
Important: A business described as a licence can still be regulated as a franchise under Australian law. The legal classification of Reviva Pool's arrangements should be confirmed by qualified Australian legal advisers. The information here is introductory only and is not an offer, guarantee of earnings or substitute for reviewing the executed agreement.
Review the Reviva Pool OpportunityWant to discuss becoming a pool restoration operator?
See the independent contractor opportunity for further information, or call 0400 467 662. Explore potential external finance options, subject to lender approval.