

Order A Plumber is a comprehensive plumbing franchise that traces its origins back to 2007 in Islip Terrace, New York. It started as a local plumbing business serving Long Island, before evolving into a scalable franchise under its current parent company, OAP Franchises Inc.
Based in Islip Terrace, the brand officially launched its franchise program in 2021. It offers entrepreneurs access to a proven operational model in the essential home-services sector, backed by an established brand.
The franchise supports both residential and commercial segments, providing services such as fixture repair and replacement, leak detection, drain cleaning, line inspections, and installation or replacement of water heaters.
What differentiates Order A Plumber is its mobile-service model driven by technology rather than a traditional storefront. This approach enables franchise owners to maintain lower overhead costs while offering rapid, professional plumbing solutions.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
Order A Plumber® provides structured training programs to ensure franchisees are equipped to operate their business effectively. These programs include both initial and ongoing components, focusing on operational excellence, compliance, and brand consistency.
Order A Plumber® grants franchisees a protected territory, commonly referred to as the “Protected Area,” in which no other Order A Plumber franchises will be established as long as the franchisee is in good standing.
This territory is designated by mapped or described boundaries and is meant to give the franchisee operational exclusivity for offering Order A Plumber services from a single approved location.
However, the franchisor reserves broad rights to operate or license different business models, distribute products through other channels, or serve national accounts, even within this protected area.
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