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I joined Bath Tune-Up because there is a huge potential in the bath remodeling space. There are other bath remodelers in my area, but it’s a highly demanded service, competition doesn’t concern me. Since Kitchen Tune-Up is a proven system that works, I was confident that Bath Tune-Up will also work well. Mike Lehmann (Bath Tune-Up, Columbus OH) The support and dedication of the Home Office staff is beyond compare. They leave no stone unturned in preparing you for what you are about to do. They are precise, punctual, and thorough in everything they do. David Conn (Bath Tune-Up, Beachwood, OH)

If you’re shopping for a franchise opportunity in the home services field, consider the bathroom remodeling business.

Compare a Re-Bath franchise to a Bath Tune-Up franchise to decide which is the right fit for you. Both companies offer residential bathroom remodeling, done in days rather than weeks.

Re-Bath Services Provided

A Re-Bath franchise offers these core services:

Full bath remodels. Total overhauls include vanities and countertops, showers and bathtubs, lighting, flooring, fixtures, wall and floor surfaces and more.

Shower and tub conversions. Re-Bath provides shower-to-tub and tub-to-shower conversions, as well as bathtub liners (the firm’s original business) and accessible tubs and showers.

Remodeling for accessibility and “age in place” needs. The company helps homeowners plan for safety and accessibility for anyone who will need walk-in bathtubs, low- or no-threshold shower stalls, bathroom grab b…

You want to be your own boss and set your own schedule. Maybe you’re fizzing with ideas for a business. But navigating the many issues around a startup—finances, legal questions, marketing, staffing—can be daunting.

Why not buy a franchise from an established company, instead of launching a startup?

Here are 10 reasons why the franchise advantage could be better than going into business on your own.

1. Reduced Risk

Overall, buying a franchise is less risky than going into business on your own. On average, franchised businesses have higher “survival rates” than independent businesses. The two-year franchise success rate is about 8 percent higher than the independent business success rate, according to 2019 research.

Why do franchises do well, right out of the gate? One, franchisors provide franchisees ready-made expertise and brand recognition, and two, franchisors screen potential franchisees to ensure they’ll succeed, researchers say. Read more about Bath Tune-Up – The Franchise Advantage: 10 Reasons to Buy a Franchise

Home remodeling is hot right now. Should you chase your dream of owning a remodeling business, and is there enough work out there for your venture to flourish?

Walk through these pros and cons of starting a home remodeling business. Then learn how a bath remodeling franchise, like Bath Tune-Up, could be the best option for you.

Pro: Demand Is High (and Likely to Rise)

There’s plenty of demand for home remodeling work right now--and for the foreseeable future, too.

Several factors are coming together to drive homeowners’ demand for improvements, whether they plan to stay put or sell: The U.S. home remodeling industry has grown over the past five years and is expected to continue growing over at least the next five years.Consumer spending is expected to keep rising in coming years as disposable per capita income increases.Pandemic-driven work-from-home arrangements meant that more homeowners wanted to improve the living spaces where they spent so muc…

In 2021 and beyond, the home improvement industry is benefiting both from pandemic-driven changes and from demographic changes.

How is the home renovation industry thriving?

This is a good time to get into this business because the forecasts are for continued growth.

Here are four key reasons the field is doing so well:

The construction industry has slowed down, and renovations on existing homes have increased.

Shortages of construction materials plus pandemic-based uncertainties for many families have meant a slowdown in new home construction. A whopping 78 percent of construction firms reported delays or disruptions because of the pandemic, according to Entrepreneur.

That slowdown combined with the uncertainties of the pandemic means homeowners are often staying put and renovating their current homes rather than moving into new ones.

Homeowners who do move are more often buying previously built houses that might need…

Home bathroom remodeling is a booming industry in 2021 and promises to keep growing, making bathroom remodeling businesses a solid bet for investment.

Homeowners focused on hands-on, do-it-yourself projects during 2020 as houses became offices, schools and restaurants.

But 2021 is shaping up to be the year of the contractor: homeowners are moving away from smaller DIY projects and toward mid- and high-end remodeling projects requiring professional remodelers, according to the National Kitchen and Bath Association’s (NKBA) 2021 Market Outlook Report.

NKBA predicts exceptional growth for the bath and kitchen remodeling industry. Industry revenues dropped in slowed-down 2020, declining by 5.9 percent, but in 2021 revenues should rebound, rising by 16.6 percent. Revenues for bath and kitchen remodeling were an estimated $136 billion in 2020. Revenues should soar to $158.6 billion in 2021.

The Bathroom Boom

Even during 2020, a whopping one-thi…