FAQs

We want our owners to be involved in the management of the business, but not working “in” the business. Most of our franchise owners will focus on marketing, business development, community outreach and team management.

Yes. We believe some owners will operate multiple units. We offer discounts on initial franchise fees for owners who commit up front to more than one territory. Inquire Today.

You can operate Surv from your home as your town allows this and you have access to approximately 250 square feet of storage. We’ll review the space you want to use for your Surv business.

You should be able to launch in 2 to 4 months, depending on how quickly you complete the pre-opening steps and training.

To get started most of our franchise owners will have a team of 2 to 5 part time employees. You pay them when they do the work to fulfill scheduled requests from members. It is a flexible role, but the team must be reliable to show up when they are booked with a member.

We perform odd jobs and small home repair or service projects. Think of the honey-do list: changing lightbulbs in atriums, switching from storm windows to screens in spring, and back again in fall, changing air filters, bleeding radiators, flipping area rugs, seasonal décor - bringing boxes from basement or attic (and putting them back again after the holidays are done). Everyday tasks that homeowners do not have the time, ability or agility to do. Learn More.

Yes. Of course, however, we prefer the membership model. We have found that most of our customers turn into members to 1) save money and 2) get all of their routine projects done each month. They have peace of mind knowing someone they trust will show up each month to help them in their home. Learn More.

We will be able to share our Financial Performance Representation, called an Item 19, in our Franchise Disclosure Document which highlights affiliate performance and history. This can be a useful tool to help you evaluate the revenue potential of the Surv territory you own and operate.

Startup funding includes the initial franchise fee and other estimated costs such as 3rd party professional fees, insurance, equipment, tools, vehicles, initial marketing, and 3-months of working capital. Learn More.