Source: Franopolis911 Restoration
The Business
SourcesThe Franchised Business provides emergency clean-up of fire damage, water damage, mold damage, sanitization services, construction, insulation and mold inspections, carpet cleaning, duct cleaning and crawl space cleaning under the name and mark “911 Restoration”.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 7 · Item 1 · View Source
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Source NotesThe Franchised Business provides emergency clean-up of fire damage, water damage, mold damage, sanitization services, construction, insulation and mold inspections, carpet cleaning, duct cleaning and crawl space cleaning under the name and mark “911 Restoration”.
What It Costs
SourcesWhere Your Startup Money Goes
| Cost | Disclosed Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Traditional or Conversion Franchise Total | $167,700 to $334,000 | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 27 Total (18) $167,700.00 $334,000.00 |
| Micro-Market Franchise Total | $135,200 to $296,000 | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 28 Total (18) $135,200.00 $296,000.00 |
Line items are shown as disclosed. Some costs overlap or apply to different formats; do not add them together without reviewing the source.
SourcesFees And Payment Terms
| Fee | Disclosed Terms | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Initial inventory and operating supplies and computer system logoed apparel and promotional materials | We estimate the initial cost of these items will be $5,000 to $10,000 depending on the number of employees on your initial staff. | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 14 |
| Business Launch Fee | You must pay us a non-refundable business launch fee of $10,000 (a “ Business Launch Fee ”) | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 14 |
| Renewal Fee | $2,500 (not to exceed $7,500 if renewing multiple franchise agreements if you renew multiple franchise agreements in the same calendar year) | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 18 |
| Micro-Market Franchise Initial Franchise Fee | Micro-Market Franchise. The Initial Franchise Fee for a Micro-Market Franchise is $39,000 | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 13 |
| Initial Training Fee for each additional trainee | You must pay us a non-refundable Initial Training Fee ranging from $500 to $1,500 for each additional trainee | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 13 |
| Interim Operating Fee | 125% of our costs of operation | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 21 |
| Initial Training Fee for 1 trainee | You must pay us a non-refundable initial training fee ranging from $2,500 to $3,500 (an “ Initial Training Fee ”) for 1 trainee | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 13 |
| Transfer Fee | $5,000 if transferring to a buyer who is not a 911 Restoration Franchisee. $2,500 if transferring to another 911 Restoration Franchisee. The transfer fee will be increased by $10,000 (to $15,000 or $12,500, as applicable) if we refer the transferee to you. | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 17 |
| QuickBooks Online Software License Fee | The current listed non- promotional price is $99 USD/Month (5- users per franchisee) for a single EIN | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 18 |
| National Account Program Fee | 5% of Gross Revenue from National Account customers (excluding revenue from construction services and jobs with Gross Revenue under $500) | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 19 |
| Conversion Franchise Initial Franchise Fee | Conversion Franchise. The Initial Franchise Fee for a Conversion Franchise is $55,000 | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 13 |
| Supplier Evaluation | Will vary under circumstances, but not to exceed $500 | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 20 |
| Technology Fee | (ii) a monthly fee of $495 (or $200 for each location after your first location). | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 19 |
| Non-Compliance Fee | $500 for the first non- compliance for which we give you written notice; $1,000 for the second; $1,500 for the third and subsequent. | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 21 |
| Additional or Replacement Training Fee | Our training fee, which shall remain fixed at $500 to $1,000 per person depending on the number of trainers required and their respective qualifications and experience levels, plus expenses | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 16 |
| Catastrophic Event Admin Fee | Currently, $0 | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 20 |
| Dispatch Call Fee | $195 per month for your first business and $95 per month for the second and additional business, subject to the Annual Adjustment | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 17 |
| Encroachment Fee | $5,000 for each instance | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 21 |
| Local Advertising | Local Advertising $3,500 per month | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 16 |
| Delayed Opening Fee | $1,000 per month beyond scheduled opening date | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 18 |
| Late Fees | $50 per day | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 18 |
| Audit Fee | Will vary under the circumstances (estimated to be between $5,000 and $8,500) | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 19 |
| Convention; Annual Conference Fee | Currently, $500 per non-owner attendee and $1,000 per owner attendee, subject to the Annual Adjustment. | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 21 |
| Traditional Franchise Initial Franchise Fee | Traditional Franchise. The Initial Franchise Fee for a Traditional Franchise is $55,000 | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 13 |
| Interest on Late Payments, Late Fees, Insufficient Funds | 18% per annum or highest rate allowed by law | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 19 |
| Technology Setup Fee | (i) a one-time setup fee of $300 | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 19 |
| Job File Audit Fee | A fee not to exceed $50 for an audit of certain job files, subject to the Annual Adjustment. | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 19 |
Some fees apply only to a specific event or service. These are not all monthly expenses.
SourcesYour Role As An Owner
SourcesYou do not have to run daily operations full time, but you must devote substantial, continuing effort to the business.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 52 · Item 15 · View Source
Read The Disclosed Requirements
If you do not participate in the daily operations, you must hire a manager to oversee the Franchised Business’ daily operation. The manager need not have an equity or voting interest in the Franchised Business.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 53 · Item 15 · View Source
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You need not participate full-time in the day-to-day operation of the Franchised Business, but you must devote substantial and continuing efforts to the operation of the Franchised Business.
Source NotesIf you do not participate in the daily operations, you must hire a manager to oversee the Franchised Business’ daily operation. The manager need not have an equity or voting interest in the Franchised Business.
Territory
SourcesThe franchisor will determine the boundaries of your Territory and your Territory will be described in terms of contiguous zip codes, town boundaries or county boundaries, or the franchisor may depict your Territory on a map attached as an attachment to your Franchise Agreement.
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Source NotesWe will determine the boundaries of your Territory and your Territory will be described in terms of contiguous zip codes, town boundaries or county boundaries, or we may depict your Territory on a map attached as an attachment to your Franchise Agreement.
A disclosed territory policy does not confirm that your preferred area is available. Ask the franchisor about the specific area you are considering.
Training & Support
SourcesThe franchisor estimates that between 1 and 3 months will elapse from the date you sign the Franchise Agreement to the opening date of your Franchised Business.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 42 · Item 11 · View Source
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Source NotesWe estimate that between 1 and 3 months will elapse from the date you sign the Franchise Agreement to the opening date of your Franchised Business.
The Franchise Network
SourcesReported At Year-End 2025
| Year | Company-Owned At Year-End | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 6 | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 64 · Item 20 |
| 2024 | 4 | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 64 · Item 20 |
| 2025 | 4 | 2026 FDD · PDF Page 64 · Item 20 |
These are reported outlet counts, not available territories or a measure of profitability. A dash means a count is not available in this record.
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2023 Year-End Counts
Company- Owned 2023 6 6 0
2024 Year-End Counts
Company- Owned 2024 6 4 -2
2025 Year-End Counts
SourcesCompany- Owned 2025 4 4 0
Inside The FDD
SourcesPlain-language summaries of the available FDD information. Each summary links to its source, with original excerpts available to review.
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01The Business And Its Ownership
The Franchised Business provides emergency clean-up of fire damage, water damage, mold damage, sanitization services, construction, insulation and mold inspections, carpet cleaning, duct cleaning and crawl space cleaning under the name and mark “911 Restoration”.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 7 · Item 1 · View Source
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Source NotesThe Franchised Business provides emergency clean-up of fire damage, water damage, mold damage, sanitization services, construction, insulation and mold inspections, carpet cleaning, duct cleaning and crawl space cleaning under the name and mark “911 Restoration”.
02The Leadership Team
The leadership team listed in the FDD includes Richard Ortiz Jr. (Director of Client Services), Dan Atchison (Director of Franchise Development), Miri Offir (Chief Executive Officer and Secretary) and Jeff Yosha (Director of Franchise Development).
2026 FDD · PDF Pages 9, 10 · Item 2 · View Source
Daniel Atchison is Senior Director of Franchise Development and has been in that role since January 2023.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 9 · Item 2 · View Source
Richard Ortiz is the franchisor’s Director of Client Services and has served in that role since July 2020.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 9 · Item 2 · View Source
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Director of Client Services – Richard Ortiz Jr.
Director of Franchise Development - Dan Atchison
Chief Executive Officer and Secretary – Miri Offir
Director of Franchise Development – Jeff Yosha
Daniel Atchison is Senior Director of Franchise Development and has been in that role since January 2023.
Source NotesRichard Ortiz is our Director of Client Services and has served in that role since July 2020.
04Bankruptcy Disclosure
This FDD reports no bankruptcy matters that require disclosure under Item 4.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 13 · Item 4 · View Source
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Source NotesNo bankruptcy information is required to be disclosed in this Item.
05Fees Paid To Get Started
The initial franchise fee for the conversion format is $55,000.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 13 · Item 5 · View Source
The initial franchise fee for the traditional format is $55,000.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 13 · Item 5 · View Source
The initial franchise fee for the micro-market format is $39,000.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 13 · Item 5 · View Source
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Conversion Franchise. The Initial Franchise Fee for a Conversion Franchise is $55,000
Traditional Franchise. The Initial Franchise Fee for a Traditional Franchise is $55,000
Source NotesMicro-Market Franchise. The Initial Franchise Fee for a Micro-Market Franchise is $39,000
08Suppliers And Required Purchases
The franchisor may receive rebates from suppliers based on your purchases to be used to invest in franchise support or marketing costs.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 32 · Item 8 · View Source
You must purchase all goods, services, and equipment for your Franchised Business exclusively from the franchisor’s preferred suppliers, unless otherwise permitted by the franchisor in writing.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 31 · Item 8 · View Source
The franchisor is a designated supplier for certain Services, including training services, grand opening materials, certain inventory, and marketing collateral.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 31 · Item 8 · View Source
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We may receive rebates from suppliers based on your purchases to be used to invest in franchise support or marketing costs.
You must purchase all goods, services, and equipment for your Franchised Business exclusively from our preferred suppliers, unless otherwise permitted by us in writing.
Source NotesWe are a designated supplier for certain Services, including training services, grand opening materials, certain inventory, and marketing collateral.
11Support, Training And Advertising
The franchisor estimates that between 1 and 3 months will elapse from the date you sign the Franchise Agreement to the opening date of your Franchised Business.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 42 · Item 11 · View Source
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Source NotesWe estimate that between 1 and 3 months will elapse from the date you sign the Franchise Agreement to the opening date of your Franchised Business.
12Territory
The franchisor will determine the boundaries of your Territory and your Territory will be described in terms of contiguous zip codes, town boundaries or county boundaries, or the franchisor may depict your Territory on a map attached as an attachment to your Franchise Agreement.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 47 · Item 12 · View Source
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Source NotesWe will determine the boundaries of your Territory and your Territory will be described in terms of contiguous zip codes, town boundaries or county boundaries, or we may depict your Territory on a map attached as an attachment to your Franchise Agreement.
14Patents, Copyrights And Proprietary Information
The franchisor does not have an ownership interest in any pending or registered patents or copyrights that are material to the franchise.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 51 · Item 14 · View Source
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Source NotesWe do not have an ownership interest in any pending or registered patents or copyrights that are material to the franchise.
15Owner Participation
You do not have to run daily operations full time, but you must devote substantial, continuing effort to the business.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 52 · Item 15 · View Source
If you do not participate in the daily operations, you must hire a manager to oversee the Franchised Business’ daily operation. The manager need not have an equity or voting interest in the Franchised Business.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 53 · Item 15 · View Source
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You need not participate full-time in the day-to-day operation of the Franchised Business, but you must devote substantial and continuing efforts to the operation of the Franchised Business.
Source NotesIf you do not participate in the daily operations, you must hire a manager to oversee the Franchised Business’ daily operation. The manager need not have an equity or voting interest in the Franchised Business.
16Products And Services You Can Sell
You may not sell any products or services at wholesale.
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Source NotesYou may not sell any products or services at wholesale.
18Public Figures
The franchisor does not use public figures to endorse or recommend the franchise to potential buyers.
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Source NotesWe do not use any public figures to endorse or recommend our franchise to prospective franchisees.
20Franchise Locations
At the end of 2025, the FDD reports 4 company-owned locations. These are reported locations, not a count of territories available to buy.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 64 · Item 20 · View Source
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Source NotesCompany- Owned 2025 4 4 0
21Franchisor Financial Statements
Exhibit E contains the franchisor’s audited financial statements covering 2025, 2024, 2023. These statements describe the franchisor’s finances, not a franchise owner’s earnings.
2026 FDD · PDF Page 72 · Item 21 · View Source
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Source NotesAttached to this Disclosure Document as Exhibit E are our audited financial statements for the periods ending December 31, 2025, December 31, 2024 and December 31, 2023.
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