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Home Improvement franchises in Canada

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Smith & Sons

Smith & Sons

Enjoy working your own hours and be rewarded for the effort you put in as you build your own business asset.
KD ECO+ Laminates: Canada

KD ECO+ Laminates: Canada

Are you tired of the mundane routine of your current job? Are you seeking financial freedom and the opportunity to chart your own career path? Look no further than KD's Franchise Program!
N-Hance Canada

N-Hance Canada

With a low overhead model, minimum investment of $60,000, and an estimated breakeven time of just 1-3 years, step into a proven, high-demand industry with the support of a trusted brand.
Doctor Screen

Doctor Screen

Own a mobile window and door screen repair business with exclusive territory, flexible hours, home-based setup, and year-round income potential backed by a trusted national brand. Min. Investment: $90,000
MOLLY MAID

MOLLY MAID

Join a market leader in residential cleaning, offering a trusted brand, a proven business model, and outstanding support. Choose a low-risk, high-reward opportunity in a booming industry. Min. Investment: $40,000
ONESource Moving Solutions

ONESource Moving Solutions

Invest in ONESource Moving Solutions: A profitable, resilient franchise opportunity for Canadian entrepreneurs. Min. Investment: $90,000
Good Sorts

Good Sorts

Own your future with Good Sorts – A proven model for financial success and community impact.
Grill Hero

Grill Hero

Canada’s first, only, and leading BBQ cleaning company that dominates the market. Min. Investment: $67,150

Franchise Spotlight: Home Improvement

Demand for home improvement services is underpinned by two powerful incentives: comfort and value.

The Canadian home improvement industry generates around $50bn in annual sales, according to Statista.

The global market research outfit also revealed that more than one in five Canadians visit home improvement and DIY stores monthly, while Ipsos statistics show that 73% have carried out a home renovation project at some point.

Homeowners have two powerful motives for investing in home improvements (and residential landlords have one), which could involve visiting a hardware shop, buying furniture, investing in self-storage and installing new flooring, windows, kitchens or bathrooms.

Firstly, there’s a huge incentive to make their living space as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.

Secondly, their home is probably their most valuable asset, and renovations can increase its value well beyond the cost of doing the improvements.

Franchise industry analysis

Depending on the franchise system, you may or may not need specific industry experience to become a franchisee. Some require sales or management experience, while others prioritize attributes like motivation, people skills and entrepreneurial flair.

For those who make the grade, the franchising model offers benefits such as a reputable brand, training and support, and the buying power of a large network.

Ideal Siding says it’s Canada’s fastest-growing company in North America’s $60bn siding renovation market.

Franchisees, it says, require no office or warehouse, and are given ten client appointments in their very first week and beyond.

ProGreen Canada installs synthetic turf for playgrounds, sports pitches, and golf courses, as well as private residences.

Part of a dealer network, franchisees benefit from low overheads and ongoing support from an in-house personal consultant, says the franchisor.

Red-E-Bins rents out dumpsters for residential and commercial customers, and says it keeps prices low by recycling where possible.

The franchisor says the investment level is also comparatively modest and gets you into North America’s $81bn waste removal sector, which has a strong industry growth rate.