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| Good Morning Wolf Pack, Today's newsletter highlights Zoom Drain, a Philadelphia-born plumbing specialist that turned one unglamorous, everyone-needs-it service into a fast-growing franchise with recession-resistant demand. Enjoy! Was this email forwarded to you? FRANCHISE OF THE WEEK Zoom DrainFast FactsBackground
Location Trends Franchise Fees
Financial Overview The below table discloses information on Zoom Drain franchised locations that were open and operating for the full 2023 calendar year. The Wolf's TakeZoom Drain built a business around a problem nobody wants to think about, and to me, that's exactly why it works. Every home and building has drains and sewers, so demand never really turns off, and a $49,500 franchise fee with a 6% royalty is a pretty approachable entry point for a home services concept. What I like most is the specialization angle. Instead of competing as a generalist plumber, Zoom Drain owns "everything below the drain," which lets franchisees build a reputation as the go-to expert instead of just another truck on the road. Reported revenue per location varies more across sources than I'd like, but the model itself is recession-resistant, offers 24/7 emergency service, and has a niche with almost no direct branded competition, so it's a pretty good foundation nonetheless. If the revenue holds up on the higher end of what's being reported, this is a prime example of a boring business built the right way. ResourcesSMB TWEET OF THE WEEK Rejection - Gary VaynerchukThis tweet from Gary Vaynerchuk is such underrated advice and a necessary shift in perspective on how rejection should be viewed. In so many areas of life, you’ll hear “no” a lot more than “yes,” and this is the exact mental muscle you have to build when you’re working on an idea that takes time. WOLF BITES
That’s it for this edition of The Wolf Report. Feel free to reply with any questions or feedback. Thanks and see you next week! — The Wolf | ||||||
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