America’s Most Advanced Home Inspection Brand
Strong brand and advanced systems help home inspection franchisees dominate in rebounding residential real estate market.
The housing slump is over. Home sales have been rocketing upward, and as buyers flood the market, huge opportunities are opening up not only for real estate agents, but also for home inspectors. Nearly 5 million homes sold in 2013, and according to the National Association of Realtors, 77% of buyers pay for a home inspection.
There’s just one problem: The demand for home inspectors is now outpacing the supply. When the recession drove part-time and unprofessional inspectors out of business, the WIN Home Inspection franchise did just fine, soaking up the available business during the downturn. Now that the real estate market is roaring back to pre-recession levels, WIN Home Inspection franchise owners have been gobbling up market share.
Home inspection franchises: a great post-recession business
WIN’s revenue has been growing sharply since 2010, and we are increasing our market share. As home sales continue to climb and gather steam, WIN expects strong revenue growth to continue.
Average revenue: Out of 189 franchised businesses in operation in 2016, 146 had at least three full years of operation by the end of 2016. Those 146 owners reported average revenues of $159,244 in 2016.
Outperforming the average: Of the 146 owners cited above, 33% (49 total) exceeded the average revenue figure. Those 49 owners achieved an average revenue of $259,010 in 2016.
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The Home Inspection Market is Huge
Demand for services is huge. About 5 million homes were sold in 2013, and 77% of buyers paid for a home inspection, according estimates from the National Association of Realtors.
There’s just one problem: The demand for home inspectors is outpacing the supply. The recession drove part-time and unprofessional inspectors out of business. The WIN Home Inspection franchise did just fine, soaking up the available business during the downturn. Now that the real estate market is roaring back to pre-recession levels, WIN Home Inspection franchise owners have been gobbling up market share.