$65K Home Inspection Franchise, Est. 2001

Own a well-established home inspection franchise serving a protected territory in the Dallas, TX metro. Founded in 2001, this business has spent over two decades building trusted relationships with real estate agents, brokerages, and homeowners — the referral network that keeps orders flowing.

Business Overview
A mobile and lean home inspection operation with no commercial premises, no real estate, and no FF&E/inventory to maintain — just the franchise rights, an established local brand, and a loyal referral base built since 2001. Currently a single-operator business (1 employee).

Disclaimer:
Unbroker LLC does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information provided in this listing, as it is supplied directly by the seller. Prospective buyers are strongly encouraged to conduct their own due diligence. Any real estate represented as part of this transaction is sold directly by the business or property owner and not by Unbroker LLC.

Retirement

This is a mobile, low-overhead home inspection operation with no dedicated commercial premises and no real estate in the sale. Furniture, fixtures, equipment, and inventory are not part of the transaction; the buyer is acquiring the franchise rights to a protected territory, the established local brand presence, and the referral relationships built since the business opened. The lean structure means minimal fixed costs for a new owner.

Seller will remain for a short time to ensure a smooth transition

Demand for home inspections tracks a large, active residential real estate market in a major Texas metro, producing steady orders for pre-purchase and pre-listing inspections from homebuyers, sellers, and their agents. Operating under a nationally recognized franchise system, the business competes against independent inspectors with the advantages of an established brand, standardized reporting, and franchisor-backed guarantees. State licensing requirements for inspectors create a barrier to casual entry, and more than two decades of local history support agent trust and repeat referrals.

A hands-on owner can scale past the single-operator model by hiring and training additional licensed inspectors to cover more of the protected territory and neighboring communities. Ancillary lines the franchise system already supports - radon testing, wood-destroying-insect inspections, sewer scope, pool, and thermal imaging - can lift the average revenue per inspection. Deepening ties with real estate brokerages, mortgage lenders, and relocation firms, and drawing on the franchisor's national accounts and digital lead programs, points to higher order volume without starting from scratch.