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Franchise Deep Dive: Heating + Air Paramedics Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data
This HVAC franchise under the Threshold Brands umbrella aims to bring a small-town service feel to an industry in need.

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This HVAC franchise under the Threshold Brands umbrella aims to bring a small-town service feel to an industry in need.

Heating + Air Paramedics is a burgeoning franchise in the essential HVAC industry, boasting a decade of operational success and a fast-growing franchise model. It offers entrepreneurs a lucrative opportunity to dive into the heating and air conditioning service sector??.
The original Heating + Air Paramedics location was opened in 2011 by founder Ryan Carpenter, who had grown up working in his family's plumbing and HVAC enterprise. A decade later, the company launched its franchise opportunity.
Today, Heating + Air Paramedics is part of Threshold Brands™, a giant in franchised home services with household brands that include MaidPro, Men in Kilts, Pestmaster, USA Insulation, Sir Grout, Granite Garage Floors, Mold Medics, Miracle Method and Plumbing Paramedics.
Heating + Air Paramedics franchisees offer a wide range of services, including air conditioner unit maintenance, furnace tune-ups, thermostat installations, air purification and indoor air audits. The franchise does not require a brick-and-mortar location, which keeps start-up costs down.
For those with an existing home services business looking to expand, Heating + Air Paramedics also offers a conversion program.
Heating + Air Paramedics does not make any representations about a franchisee’s future financial performance or the past financial performance of company-owned or franchised outlets.
The initial investment required to open a Heating + Air Paramedics location ranges from $130,075 to $237,425 for a new franchise or from $20,250 to $80,800 for a conversion franchise.
The initial franchise fee required to open a new Heating + Air Paramedics franchise is $40,000. There is no franchise fee for opening a conversion franchise.
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