New Franchise Owner of DetailXPerts Wisconsin: This Automotive Franchise Is Full of Potential

Appleton, Wisconsin – This past month, Mike Pastorelli of Appleton, Wisconsin became the newest member of the DetailXPerts franchise family. He was in the automotive retail business for over twenty years when he realized that he wanted to work for himself. When he came across DetailXPerts in mid-July of this year, he decided that it was time to take a leap of faith.

Pastorelli, 51, expressed that his excitement over DetailXPerts grew because someone planted the seed of becoming his own boss, and the idea grew in his mind. “I see limitless potential,” he said, speaking animatedly about his long-term goals for his franchise and a dazzling business plan before continuing, “Commotion breeds commotion.” Yes, he’s ready to make a ruckus.

Pastorelli expresses his excitement over the eco-friendly platform of DetailXPerts and believes that his leap of faith will pay off. “This is such a viable green business that will make people’s vehicles clean without dumping a bunch of soapy water down our drain,” he said, referencing DetailXPerts’ environmentally sustainable business practices. The company is noted for using only two gallons of water to wash fifteen cars or four to five gallons for cleaning an entire truck.

Pastorelli is confident of his sales experience and automotive background. He’s even making the business a family affair. He shared that he hopes to pass along his skills to his 24-year-old son, a recent college graduate and millennial. He’s excited about taking his son into the business as his right-hand man. “The talk of the town is about millennials and what their expectations are. And what millennials want are convenience and speed, and [DetailXPerts] offers both.”

With such a viable business, Pastorelli can hardly contain his excitement. “I see so much potential that I can’t sleep.” And when he does catch a few winks, his dreams are full of promise. He’s shooting for the top.

When asked if he could put his career transition experience into words, Mike Pastorelli replied, “I keep waiting for the other shoe to drop. I keep waiting for the downside…but, this just seems like it has so much potential.”

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