Celebrating Franchise Success Stories on Independence Day with The Brothers That Just Do Gutters

Independence Through Entrepreneurship

As the United States gears up to mark its 249th anniversary, a unique celebration is taking place that underscores the spirit of individualism and freedom associated with entrepreneurship. The Brothers That Just Do Gutters, a rapidly expanding home-services franchise, is highlighting the remarkable success stories of three of its franchise owners, each of whom has found a new sense of independence through their business ventures.

Danny Horboychuk, the brand president of The Brothers That Just Do Gutters, enthusiastically notes, "Entrepreneurship remains one of America's most enduring expressions of freedom." This statement resonates deeply as the country recognizes its independence, and the franchise system offers a prime pathway for veterans, corporate professionals, and community leaders to gain control over their futures.

Franchisee Spotlight

Patrick Neil - Capitol District, N.Y.

First up is Patrick Neil, a U.S. Army Captain (Ret.) who was motivated to serve following the events of September 11, 2001. After graduating from West Point and completing an impressive 13-year military career, Patrick transitioned to the corporate world. His journey brought him to companies such as Nucor and Amazon, but he soon felt the urge to do something more aligned with his values and leadership strengths.

He found what he was looking for at The Brothers That Just Do Gutters, which he describes as a perfect blend of outdoor work and a company culture that fosters leadership development. "This opportunity allows me to continue serving my community, this time by helping my neighbors through reliable gutter solutions," Patrick explains.

Chad and Amanda Rowland - Tri-Cities, Tenn.

Next, we meet Chad and Amanda Rowland, who have taken the plunge into entrepreneurship after impressive careers in medical device sales and speech-language pathology. Their collective experience prompted them to invest in their community, and they were drawn to The Brothers That Just Do Gutters for its strong cultural alignment and effective systems.

According to Chad, franchising has provided them with a solid blueprint for success, while the supportive network of fellow franchise owners at Brothers Gutters has been crucial in exceeding their first-year revenue goals. "This community truly cares about our success, and we are proud to employ a growing team that shares our values," he states.

Richard Tice - Coastal North, N.C.

Finally, Richard Tice, a longtime small-business owner, recognized the local demand for quality exterior contracting services. He built his operation on principles of integrity and craftsmanship, creating a family-oriented workplace. Richard believes that providing reliable gutter solutions strengthens the community he cherishes. "It's not just about business; it's personal. We care for our customers and our community," he emphasizes.

Economic Impact of Franchising

The successes of Patrick, Chad, Amanda, and Richard don’t just reflect personal milestones; they mirror broader economic trends. According to the International Franchise Association's 2025 Economic Outlook, nearly 851,000 franchise establishments are anticipated across the nation this year, contributing approximately 210,000 new jobs and fostering economic growth that outpaces the national economy.

The Brothers That Just Do Gutters is currently expanding into new markets across the nation and is seeking qualified franchise candidates who share its commitment to craftsmanship, professionalism, and community impact. As the 4th of July approaches, it’s a fitting time to celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit that embodies the very independence this great nation was founded upon.

For individuals interested in exploring franchise opportunities with The Brothers That Just Do Gutters, further information can be found at www.brothersgutters.com.

This Independence Day, let's honor not just the birth of a nation, but also the individuals carving out their own paths through entrepreneurship, contributing to their communities, and achieving personal success.

For media inquiries, reach out to Rhonda Grundemann at 602-739-8810 or via email at rhonda@brothersgutters.com.