Founding franchise opportunity
The Restoration Franchise Opportunity That Comes With a Referral Network
Plenty of franchises sell you a logo and a binder. The real value in a restoration business is the work coming through the door, and that’s where we start. Texas Damage Response is opening its first franchise locations, and each one comes with access to our referral work from national plumbing franchises, plus the system we use to get a location off the ground.
What a Location Gets
A referral network on day one
Exclusive referral agreements with several national plumbing franchises. Their crews find the water damage; the call comes to us.
A system for opening
An established plan for building a new location, so you aren’t working out the first months on your own.
Founding-owner terms
Our first locations are founding locations. Terms for those owners are worked out one-on-one with our owner.
Work that can’t wait
Nobody postpones a burst pipe. Water, mold and fire damage are calls homeowners make right away, day or night.
Work That Starts With a Plumber’s Call
When a pipe bursts or a water heater fails, the plumber is usually the first professional through the door. They stop the leak. Then someone has to deal with the wet drywall, the soaked subfloor and the mold risk that starts building within a day or two.
That someone is us. We hold exclusive referral agreements with several national plumbing franchises, and when their crews find water damage that needs mitigation, the call comes to Texas Damage Response. Franchise locations get access to that referral work.
Most new restoration owners spend their early days knocking on doors and buying leads. A location in our system opens with a referral channel already in place instead. How the work flows depends on the market and each partner’s footprint, and like any referral source it isn’t guaranteed, so we go over your territory with you directly.
We don’t name our plumbing partners publicly. Which ones operate in your market is something we’ll go through with you one-on-one.
A System for Building a New Location
We’ve built a system for standing up a new location, so an owner isn’t improvising the first months. It covers the path from opening the doors to running jobs the way we run them in San Antonio.
The field side of that is already public. Our restoration process lays out how a job runs, from the first call and assessment through extraction, drying and moisture monitoring, and our insurance claims page shows how we document damage for a homeowner’s carrier. Every location works the same way.
The rest of the system we’d rather walk you through than summarize on a web page. You’ll see all of it as we talk.
Founding Owners Set Their Terms With Us
We’re opening our first franchise locations now, and the owners of those locations are founding owners. Rather than hand them a rate card, our owner works out terms with each one directly. Getting in early means getting that conversation while it’s still one-on-one.
Before you sign anything or pay anything, you’ll receive our Franchise Disclosure Document at least 14 days ahead, as federal law requires. Read it, ask questions, and bring in your own advisers. We want owners who go in with their eyes open.
What Happens Next
Step 1: Send the form
Tell us where you’d want to operate, when you’d like to start and a little about your background. No commitment, and no money changes hands.
Step 2: We talk
Our owner or someone from our team calls you to learn about you and your market, walk you through the opportunity and answer your questions.
Step 3: You review the details
If it’s a fit, we work through founding-owner terms together and send our Franchise Disclosure Document. Nothing gets signed before you’ve had time to review it.
Interested in a Founding Location?
Send us a few details and we’ll be in touch. If you’ve got questions first, the FAQ below covers the ones we hear most, and our path to ownership lays out each stage. Veterans and military spouses, see franchising for veterans.
Tell Us About Yourself
Every field is required except the last one.
This information is not an offer to sell, or the solicitation of an offer to buy, a franchise. An offer can be made only through a Franchise Disclosure Document. Some states require a franchisor to register or file with the state before offering or selling a franchise there. We will not offer or sell a franchise in any such state until we have met that state’s requirements.
Franchise Questions
Our first locations are founding locations, and our owner works out terms with each founding owner directly. Everything agreed is set out in our Franchise Disclosure Document, which you’ll receive at least 14 days before you sign or pay anything.
The work. Each location gets access to our exclusive referral agreements with several national plumbing franchises, so it opens with a referral channel already in place, plus an established system for building the location.
Yes. Access to our plumbing franchise referral agreements is part of what a location gets. The partners operate in different markets, so we’ll go over how referrals reach the specific territory you have in mind.
We keep our partner relationships private. You’ll hear the details directly from us as we talk.
Tell us the market you have in mind on the form and we’ll talk it through. Some states require a franchisor to register before offering franchises there, and we won’t offer a franchise in any state until we’ve met its requirements.
No. This page is for information, and the form starts a conversation. An offer can only be made through a Franchise Disclosure Document.