Gotcha Covered Washington Got Chad and Sarah Wallace

Gotcha Covered Washington Got Chad and Sarah Wallace
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Gotcha Covered, a leader in custom window treatment advice in the United States and Canada, has expanded its presence in Washington with the launch of its South Sound location.

Chad and Sarah Wallace are the owners and managers of the new center. With an emphasis on end-to-end consultations, this company will supply the finest soft and hard window coverings to residents in Pierce and Kitsap Counties, the Key Peninsula, Gig Harbor, and University Place and a wide selection of blinds, drapes, smart solutions, and more.

Paul Linenberg, president of Gotcha Covered, remarked, “At Gotcha Covered, we take pride in providing the best consultation services for window treatments. We are convinced that, with the assistance of our seasoned team, our franchisees will be an asset to the communities they serve. Residents of Pierce and Kitsap Counties will be happy with the window treatments and consultations that are offered to assist them enhance the appearance of their homes or offices.”

Chad and Sarah bring a variety of diverse experiences to the table. Before establishing the Gotcha Covered Washington, Chad worked for fifteen years in the logistics industry. He also worked in the construction and franchise industries as a consultant.

Sarah resigned her position as director of operations at the social services company where she had worked for seventeen years to launch her consulting firm. She has an associate’s degree in business and a bachelor’s degree in psychology. In addition to being a qualified payroll expert, she also had a Professional in Human Resources Certificate.

The Wallaces learned about Gotcha Covered from a franchise broker holding a webinar that Sarah was attending. Chad Wallace reported, “The operation of a firm was something that we were interested in. Sarah happened to meet the franchise broker who would eventually lead us to Gotcha Covered. We decided to purchase the franchise because to the exceptional customer service model, the family-friendly environment, the franchisees’ excitement, and the positive feedback from other franchisees. As a part of our business, we enjoy going out and interacting with the local community.”

The Wallaces’ primary objective is to establish and extend their local business and to serve their neighbors as if they were family. According to Chad, they hope to have a storefront in Gig Harbor and University Place over the next five years to display their national buying power and alternatives for adorning every window in a home or business.

Gotcha Covered will add 27 additional franchise sites in 2021, bringing its total number of franchises in the United States and Canada to over 130. Since 2009, the brand has operated under the moniker Gotcha Covered.

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