If Spray Net revokes approval of advertising materials, what action must the franchisee take?

According to Spray Net's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, franchisees must maintain and display signage and advertising that reflects the current commercial image of the Spray Net system. Upon notice from Spray Net, franchisees must immediately discard and cease use of proprietary marks or other imagery that has become obsolete and no longer authorized by Spray Net. This means a franchisee must promptly remove any advertising materials that Spray Net has deemed unacceptable.

This requirement ensures brand consistency and adherence to Spray Net's standards. Failing to comply with this directive could lead to a breach of the franchise agreement, potentially resulting in penalties or termination of the franchise. Franchisees need to stay informed about any updates or changes to approved advertising materials to avoid non-compliance.

This is a fairly standard clause in franchise agreements. Franchise systems rely on consistent branding and marketing to ensure customers recognize and trust the brand. Franchisees should maintain open communication with Spray Net to ensure their advertising efforts align with the franchisor's current guidelines and standards.