How many 76 Fence (Regional Developer) franchise locations are there?

As of the 2025 FDD, 76 Fence (Regional Developer) has 2 franchise locations. The company has been franchising since 2024.

Is 76 Fence (Regional Developer) a good franchise to buy?

Whether 76 Fence (Regional Developer) is a good franchise investment depends on your personal goals, available capital, and local market conditions. We recommend reviewing the full FDD, speaking with existing franchisees listed in Item 20, and consulting with a franchise attorney before making a decision.

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76 Fence (Regional Developer)

76 Franchise Group LLC offers regional developer franchises for the 76 FENCE brand, authorizing holders to solicit prospective unit franchisees, provide training, ongoing assistance, and supervision to those franchisees in a designated region. The underlying 76 FENCE unit franchises operate fencing businesses that sell, furnish, and install wood, steel, aluminum, and vinyl fencing for residential and commercial customers. Regional developers earn commissions from initial franchise fees (50% for personally solicited leads) and 50% of royalty fees from unit franchisees in their region, while also operating their own unit franchise.

2locations

$283K–$463K

Since 2024

ServicesKing of Prussia, PAwww.76FENCE.comDisclaimer

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Franchise Costs

Franchise Fee

$260,657

Initial Investment

$282,907 – $463,389

Royalty Rate

N/A

Brand Fund

N/A

Fixed Monthly Fees

$1,500 – $1,500

No royalty or ad fund. $1,500/mo marketing fee.

Financial Performance

Item 19 Financial Performance

This franchise did not provide Item 19 financial performance data.

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76 Fence (Regional Developer) Franchise Analysis

In a home services market craving scalable plays, 76 Fence flips the script with regional developer roles that empower you to build a fencing network while running your own installs. Emerging from King of Prussia, PA in 2024, this model's commission-driven structure teases outsized rewards for territorial pioneers. But without Item 19 earnings disclosure, is this a blueprint for regional dominance or a high-stakes bet on unproven unit traction?

The financial entry is steep: Item 7 pegs initial investment at $282,907-$463,389, led by a hefty $260,657 franchise fee. Regional developers skip traditional royalties and ad funds, facing only a $1,500 monthly marketing fee—potentially a boon for cash flow. Revenue streams shine through 50% commissions on initial unit fees from personally solicited leads, 50% of unit royalties, and profits from your own fencing operation serving residential and commercial clients with wood, steel, aluminum, or vinyl products.

System maturity lags with just 2 locations and 1 projected new unit, signaling embryonic growth since franchising began in 2024 (FDD 2025). No Item 19 means no validated revenue or profit benchmarks, heightening risk for buyers betting on recruitment velocity and unit success in their region. Prospective buyers should probe Item 20 for detailed unit performance history, transfer/termination trends, and regional market saturation via FDD audits, plus validate commission ramps through current developers.

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Analysis based on the 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document. All figures should be independently verified before making investment decisions.

How 76 Fence (Regional Developer) Compares

Key Insights

Higher investment than 94% of Home Services franchises

Franchise	Investment	Fee	Royalty	Locations
76 Fence (Regional Developer) Current	$283K – $463K	$261K	N/A	2
MERRY MAIDS	$127K – $166K	$55K	7.0%	933
HOLIDAY LIGHTING HEROES	$136K – $164K	$118K	10.0%	672
MOSQUITO AUTHORITY	$54K – $128K	$45K	10.0%	546
Culligan	$130K – $814K	$40K	2.0%	460
MOSQUITO JOE	$150K – $192K	$43K	10.0%	415
Home Services Average 136 franchises	$142K – $269K	$52K	6.9%	–

* Comparison based on latest FDD filings. Investment ranges from Item 7, fees from Item 5. Showing top 5 of 136 Home Services franchises by location count.

Locations & Growth

Outlet Growth Over Time

Total outlets at end of each year

Geographic Distribution (2024)

Outlets by state across the United States

Top States

1NC

2TN

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Franchisee Contacts

5 franchisee contacts on file from official FDD filings.

5 Contacts Available

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Due Diligence

Litigation (Item 3)

Franchisee Cases0

No litigation involving franchisees reported

Bankruptcy (Item 4)

Bankruptcy HistoryNo

No bankruptcy history reported

System Health (Item 20)

Franchise system changes reported in the most recent fiscal year

Terminations

Non-Renewals

Reacquired

Ceased Ops

Transfers

Sold to Franchisees

Projected New

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Frequently Asked Questions

The total initial investment to open a 76 Fence (Regional Developer) franchise ranges from $282,907 to $463,389. This includes a franchise fee of $260,657.