Zerorez

Item 7 outlines the initial investment from $218,718 to $410,698, covering the $30,000 franchise fee, branded cargo vans, and proprietary equipment for services like air duct cleaning and wood restoration. Ongoing fees total 6% royalty, 2.25% Zr Ware technology surcharge, and 1% brand fund, which support national marketing while franchisees sell supplies in residential and commercial markets. Item 19 shines here: average gross revenue clocks $1,428,301 with a median of $890,136 across 60 franchise locations, translating to estimated profits of $550,688 to $821,466 after expenses—numbers that beat many cleaning peers and reflect strong demand since franchising began in 2003.

System metrics paint a stable but not explosive picture: 22 corporate units anchor growth, with 7 projected new franchises amid just 3 terminations and 2 transfers in the latest FDD (2026). Ten SBA loans averaging $705,880 signal lender confidence for scaling in exclusive territories from Utah headquarters. A 2025 arbitration win over a franchisee on contract breaches bolsters franchisor resolve, but watchful eyes on litigation trends matter; overall, Zerorez suits hands-on operators chasing $1M+ revenue in restoratives without the residue of traditional cleaners.