Dog Gone Mold
Home Services
Dog Gone Mold is a great opportunity to be your own boss, work with your best friend and earn a sizable living in the fast-growing business of mold inspections. We have been in business since 2010, and are now offering entrepreneurs the opportunity to join this exciting business.
Availability
Dog Gone Mold is not currently accepting inquiries.
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Requirements
Financial requirements for this franchise: Minimum Cash Required $50,000 -
Options
Options available to franchisees: Home Based No Mobile Franchise No Military Discount Not Available Financing Available Training Available
What does a Dog Gone Mold Franchise Cost?
The cost to own your own Dog Gone Mold franchise requires you to make an initial total investment. Additionally, you will need to have at least $50,000 in liquid capital.
Empower Your Dreams Through Franchise Ownership
Be Your Own Boss And Work With Your Best Friend!
Here are 10 Reasons to Consider Owning Your Own Dog Gone Franchise:
- Be your own boss. In this high-growth business, you don’t need any experience in real estate or the field of home inspections.
- We offer a proven system for step-by-step success in inspections and mitigations.
- You’ll make money! This opportunity offers a powerful way to build a healthy, profitable business.
- You’ll work with your best friend. Mason will be a part-time inspector, but a full-time part of the family when he’s not at work hunting mold.
- Huge growth potential. Right now, only 10% of homes get inspected for mold. We expect this to grow to 15% or 20% in the years ahead.
- Home services are the fastest-growing, most popular segment of the franchising industry. Take advantage of this opportunity.
- Scalability. Once you’re up and running, it’s possible to add duct cleaning or other services at minimal added expense.
- Flexibility. All scheduling and services provided are up to you.
- Wide open category. There’s no “800 lb. Gorilla” mega-competitor in the category. You’ll be earning your business among mostly mom & pop companies.
Opportunity. Mold awareness today where lead paint was in the 1970s, asbestos in the 1980s, and radon in the 1990s.
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