Owner Stories

Why These Entrepreneurs Chose Mobility Plus

From career changers and veterans to franchise professionals and first-time business owners, Mobility Plus franchise owners came from different backgrounds—and chose the same business model.

Different Backgrounds. One Mobility Plus Model.

Explore the stories of Mobility Plus franchise owners who came from different careers, industries and life experiences. Hear why they chose franchise ownership and what led them to Mobility Plus.

David and Hannah Beal, Mobility Plus Knoxville franchise owners
Career Change

From Service Business to Franchise Ownership

David and Hannah Beal — Knoxville

After 17 years in cleaning and pressure washing, David and Hannah wanted to build something they could grow locally. They chose Mobility Plus without having a mobility-industry background.

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Gary Ross, 26-year Navy veteran and Mobility Plus franchise owner
Veterans

26 Years in the Navy. Now a Franchise Owner.

Gary Ross — 26-year Navy veteran

Gary explored franchise opportunities for veterans before choosing Mobility Plus. His story shows how military experience can translate into business ownership and leadership.

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Dustin Carter, Mobility Plus Wheat Ridge franchise owner
Franchise Professional

He Helped People Buy Franchises. Then He Bought One.

Dustin Carter — Wheat Ridge

Dustin had experience helping other people evaluate franchise opportunities. Eventually, he decided to become an owner himself and build an asset of his own.

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Tony Odom, Mobility Plus Louisville franchise owner
Established System

They Didn't Want to Build Everything From Scratch.

Tony Odom — Louisville

Tony wanted the structure, products, team and support of an established franchise system rather than having to create the business from the ground up.

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Nik Lamansky, Mobility Plus Troy franchise owner
More Than a Business

He Wanted More Than Another Business.

Nik Lamansky — Troy

Nik brought business-development experience into franchise ownership. What he wanted next was a business where his work could have a direct impact on the people he served.

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Greg Vance and Mike Driver, Mobility Plus Columbia City franchise owners
First-Time Owners

First-Time Owners. First Business.

Greg Vance and Mike Driver — Columbia City

Greg and Mike had engineering experience but had never owned a company. They chose Mobility Plus and used their existing skills while learning what it takes to build and operate a business.

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Could You See Yourself as a Mobility Plus Owner?

Every owner brings a different background, skill set and reason for becoming an entrepreneur. Tell us about yours, and we'll help you understand whether the Mobility Plus franchise model could be a fit.