Yorkshire and the Humber
Home ground. Market towns, York, Leeds, coastal sites that empty on certain Mondays. We can usually visit within a fortnight.
Salon groups
Multi-site hair, beauty, and wellness — read as separate rooms sharing a brand.
This page is for owners who already run more than one premises, or who are about to add treatment rooms to a hair-led floor. We travel. We still refuse to blend a coastal Monday with a city Saturday.
The North West and North East
Hair-led high streets and retail-park beauty floors. Briefings often happen at the flagship rather than in Breighton.
Midlands
Groups that grew by adding a spa floor to an established colour business. Menu names often differ by town; we budget time for that matching.
London and the South
Travel is billed at cost. We still insist on site-by-site readings; a Chelsea book and a commuter-town book are not one occupancy story.
What ‘a group’ means here
Two or more sites under common ownership, even if the fascia names differ. A flagship colour salon plus a converted wellness floor counts. A single premises with two room types is a diary shape study, not a group review.
What we need on the first visit
Someone who can export or photocopy diaries without client addresses. A list of room names as staff actually use them. Advertised hours, including Sundays and seasonal exceptions. If gift vouchers distort January spa books, tell us before we treat January as a verdict on the beds.
What happens after
You receive a pack and a briefing. Changing hours, menus, or rotas remains your decision. If you want the same conversation with partners who missed the first day, book an owner briefing day.