PatchMaster, a franchise that specializes in drywall repair services, was established in 2016 and began offering franchise opportunities just a year later in 2017. This swift move into franchising highlights the brand's dedication to addressing a specific gap in the home services market by offering professional drywall repair solutions.

Their services focus primarily on minor repairs, such as holes caused by renters or plumbing issues, which are often neglected by larger contractors or too challenging for DIY enthusiasts.

Based in Chester, New Jersey, PatchMaster has rapidly grown its footprint across the United States and Canada. This growth reflects the strong demand for specialized drywall repair services and the success of PatchMaster's business model, which provides a turnkey solution for entrepreneurs eager to enter the home services market.

PatchMaster's methodology prioritizes quality and efficiency, with a goal of completing most repair jobs in just one visit.

Training 

The franchisor offers an extensive Initial Training Program for new franchisees, covering crucial aspects of running the franchise effectively. The training includes:

Operations: Detailed instructions on daily operations, equipment usage, and upholding brand standards.

Marketing: Strategies for effective marketing, lead generation, and social media engagement.

Financial Reporting Requirements: Guidance on managing financial tasks, including reporting and bookkeeping.

Equipment and Brand Requirements: Information on the proper use and upkeep of essential equipment and compliance with brand guidelines.

Products and Service Offerings: Comprehensive details on the services provided, pricing structures, and customer service standards.

This Initial Training Program is typically conducted at the franchisor's main office or another specified location and may also include online or webinar sessions. It is offered at no cost for the duration of the franchise agreement, as long as the franchisee remains in good standing and adheres to the franchisor's standards and requirements.

Territory Protection

The franchisor does not provide exclusive territory protection to franchisees. According to the Franchise Agreement, franchisees are expected to conduct their business within a designated Licensed Service Area (LSA), but this does not guarantee exclusivity. 

Franchisees may encounter competition from other franchisees, company-owned locations, or other distribution channels and competitive brands managed by the franchisor. There is no territorial protection for franchisees outside their LSA. Should a franchisee wish to operate beyond their assigned LSA, they may need to purchase additional territories. 

Additionally, franchisees are required to concentrate their marketing efforts and business activities within their LSA and are not allowed to market, advertise, or solicit business outside their LSA without obtaining prior written consent from the franchisor.