Restoration Franchises For Sale

Disasters happen. When damage due to weather or faulty construction happens, homeowners need a trusted source to turn to for repairs. That is where a restoration franchise comes in. The type of cleaning and maintenance service that restoration services offer presents a sound business opportunity for the discerning entrepreneur. If you are interested in being your own boss, and helping people to repair their homes when accidents happen, a restoration franchise could be the ideal way to explore your entrepreneurial dreams.

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Did You Know?

Nearly half of contractors said water damage restoration was their primary business.

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SOURCE: Restoration & Remediation Magazine
Two-thirds of the work done by restoration companies is residential.

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SOURCE: Restoration & Remediation Magazine
61% of restoration business owners expected annual revenue in 2016 to exceed $250,000.

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SOURCE: Cleanfax.com
38% of restoration business owners earned $100,000 or more in 2015.

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SOURCE: Cleanfax.com

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Types of Restoration Services

Restoration franchises can specialize in certain areas of damage, caused by such things as water, fire or mold, or they can help assist homeowners in cleaning from all of these areas and more. There are also restoration franchises that concentrate on junk removal or green-cleaning. The reasons homeowners need the cleaning and maintenance services of restoration franchises varies from natural disasters to household accidents.

Why Consider a Restoration Business?

The need for restoration franchises to handle the varied cleaning and maintenance issues that come from water, fire, mold damage and more is expected to increase as weather patterns shift and lead to a higher incident of natural disasters that affect homes. Helping people recover their livings spaces can be a satisfying and fulfilling career for an entrepreneur who wants their own business, especially one that provides peace of mind.

Restoration Franchises For Sale Opportunities:

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1-800-Packouts

Founded in 2015, 1-800-Packouts has quickly become the category leader in property contents restoration with 70+ locations in 20+ states, delivering expert inventory management, packing, cleaning, and…

80k Minimum Cash Required

All Dry - Restoration and Cleanup

Since opening in 2014, All Dry Services has been dedicated to assisting homeowners who are dealing with the aftermath of disasters. All Dry offers franchise owners a proven model in a recession-proof industry. To take the…

200k Minimum Cash Required

Rytech Water Damage & Mold Specialists

If you are searching for a rewarding and profitable business to own, look no further than Rytech. We are an established service provider franchise in a virtually recession-proof industry. Water and fire restoration along with…

75k Minimum Cash Required

Door Renew

Join Door Renew and enjoy being the CEO of your own Area Development Franchise. You control the exclusive rights to develop the entire market of your surrounding metro area. This is a very lucrative franchise – Very strong…

100k Minimum Cash Required

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Not everyone is a fit for the restoration business. While there is an exciting business opportunity waiting here, there is plenty of hard work required. Consider the following realities of this industry before you dive into owning a restoration business.

Restoration Never Sleeps

The very nature of damage restoration means your business can never be entirely closed. For example, homeowners or business owners dealing with a flood can’t just wait until Monday morning at 9 AM to address the problem. They need help now, and you’ll be expected to respond. So, if the always-on nature of a restoration business is not a good fit for your personality or lifestyle, this field might not be suitable for you.

It’s a Dirty Job

You can expect to get your hands dirty in the early stages of getting your restoration business off the ground. While you may be able to hand most of the physical labor to employees once you get established, you’ll likely need to get in there at the start and do a lot of the work yourself. Are you comfortable dealing with the potentially dirty and stinky environments caused by fire or mold damage to serve your clients?

Riding the Wave

One of the tricky things about restoration as a business model is that it can be inconsistent. Unlike a restaurant, where you serve food day after day to repeat customers, you never quite know when someone will have an emergency that will require your help. So, the revenue from your business may be uneven from month to month, which can create a stressful environment. The potential for great success in this field remains, but know what you are getting into before opening your doors.