About Doody Calls Pet Waste Management
Liquid Capital: $50,000
Net Worth Requirement: $250,000
Franchise Fees: $49,000
Royalty: 7.50%
Training and Support: Available
Home Office: Columbia, MD
CEO: Thomas Swift Jr.
Investement Range $64,025 - $83,450
DoodyCalls is the premier pet waste management service, offering a unique opportunity to enter a niche market with a proven demand. Founded in 2000 and franchising since 2004, DoodyCalls has become the national leader in pet waste removal services for residential and community spaces. With a strong presence across multiple states, DoodyCalls provides essential services that improve community health and environment.
Why Choose DoodyCalls?
- Innovative Systems: Benefit from "PoopNet," a proprietary technology platform that simplifies business management, coupled with a nationwide call center that supports customer engagement and service scheduling.
- Flexible Ownership: Whether you prefer an owner-operator or a semi-absentee model, DoodyCalls offers the flexibility to suit your lifestyle and business goals.
- Comprehensive Support: Franchisees receive two weeks of training, continuous education via webinars, and strong marketing support, ensuring you are well-prepared to succeed.
- Multiple Recurring Revenue Streams: A DoodyCalls franchise provides multiple revenue streams through long-term residential and commercial contracts, ensuring steady profits throughout the year.
Ideal Franchisee Profile DoodyCalls is looking for entrepreneurs who are community-focused and passionate about providing excellent customer service. Ideal candidates should have management skills, enjoy building teams, and appreciate the value of a service that contributes positively to their community. Previous business experience is beneficial but not required, as comprehensive training is provided.
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