New Creations

Item 7 lays out a steep entry: $100,824 minimum investment scaling to $322,274 maximum, driven by an $88,000 franchise fee that's unusually high for home services, where medians hover around $40,000-$60,000. Ongoing fees bite at 7% royalty plus up to 2% brand/ad fund, totaling 9%—above category norms of 5-6%. No Item 19 disclosure means no validated revenue or profit figures, forcing reliance on FDD projections and four SBA loans averaging $125,100 each; low loan volume signals unproven lender confidence compared to peers with dozens. This setup suits operators with $300K+ liquidity but demands scrutiny on ROI without earnings data.

System metrics paint cautious optimism: 19 franchised units plus one corporate since 2019, with one termination and one transfer but 14 projected new units signaling 70%+ growth intent. Franchising from Vancouver, WA, targets diverse clients like property managers and fleet owners via vehicle-based ops. High fees offset by mobile model's low overhead, yet small footprint amplifies execution risk—evaluate if projected expansion absorbs the premium costs before committing.