Preserve Services: Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit & Locations

Preserve Services offers a variety of essential construction services to homeowners, with 9 locations across Massachusetts, North Carolina, and New Hampshire.

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Preserve Services: Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit & Locations

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Preserve Services is a home improvement franchise offering various construction services to homeowners, with 9 locations across Massachusetts, North Carolina, and New Hampshire. The franchise was founded in 1993 by Sean O'Connor and offers a range of services including painting, carpentry, and roofing.

Preserve Services is a home improvement franchise that offers five services: painting, carpentry, roofing, siding and decks.

Preserve Services was founded in 1993 by Sean O'Connor as a professional construction business. Today, there are 9 locations across Massachusetts, North Carolina and New Hampshire.

The business model of Preserve Services revolves around offering a variety of essential construction services to homeowners. By providing multiple services, Preserve Services aims to cater to the diverse needs of clients, ensuring convenience and building stronger relationships.

The services offered by the brand are relatively straightforward, yet profitable. These services include exterior painting, carpentry, roofing, siding replacement, trim replacement, deck construction and similar tasks. Preserve Services has selected these services based on their simplicity, high profit margins and consistent demand from clients.

Key features of these services include:

  • Minimal Variety Products: Preserve Services offers consumers limited options to choose from, making decision-making simpler and more efficient.

  • Readily Available Building Materials: The materials used for the services are readily available in local stores, eliminating the need for custom orders and ensuring timely completion of projects.

  • High Margins: The selected services are characterized by high profit margins, contributing to the financial viability of the franchise model.

  • Robust Consumer Demand: The services provided by Preserve Services are in high demand among homeowners, ensuring a steady flow of business for franchisees.

The multi-service approach adopted by Preserve Services offers several benefits for franchisees:

  • Recession-Resistant: The maintenance services provided by Preserve Services are always needed, making the business less susceptible to economic downturns.

  • Capital-Intensive Offerings: During periods of economic prosperity, Preserve Services offers capital-intensive services that generate substantial revenue.

  • Cost Savings: Franchisees benefit from bulk discounts on construction materials negotiated by Preserve Services, reducing operational costs.

  • Flexibility and Efficiency: Through years of experience, Preserve Services has optimized its operations for efficiency, allowing franchisees to identify and address problems quickly.

  • Ownership, Support and Community: Franchisees receive ongoing support from founder Sean O'Connor, project managers, and fellow franchisees. The community of franchisees serves as a valuable resource for sharing knowledge and providing support.

Earnings for Preserve Services owners are not publicly available.

The initial investment to start a Preserve Services franchise ranges from $63,450 to $96,350. This includes a franchise fee of $29,500 and working capital/start-up expenses ranging from $33,950 to $66,850. Franchisees are required to have a minimum liquid capital of $48,700, with 50% of the franchise fee financed by Preserve Services Franchise Systems (PSFS), totaling $14,750.

The franchise fee is $29,500.

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on May 31, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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