HomeTeam Inspection Service, the home inspection concept that leverages a team model to provide more efficient service, has been taking advantageriding the wave of the hot real estate market in recent months. This year alone, the brand has signed six new franchisees and opened nine new locations as it continues to expand in key markets.

“While it may not be as hectic as mid-2020, there is no doubt that the housing market is still flourishing, and home inspections are a crucial part of any buying or selling process,” said Adam Long, president of HomeTeam. “Clients and real estate agents across the country are in need of trusted, professional home inspectors, and HomeTeam has established itself as the leading home inspection brand for REALTORS® and homeowners alike.”

Multiple franchisees within the network have seen great success this year, including Brad Lawler, who took over a retiring friend’s HomeTeam Inspection Service business in late 2017. He has quickly become one of the brand’s most successful franchisees, having completed over 9,000 inspections in about five years.

In a similar tale, the Ackerman family purchased their HomeTeam Inspection Service business from its original owner in 2019 and was able to complete 1,200 inspections in their first year. They are on pace to complete nearly 1,900 in 2022.

“The thing that’s so unique about HomeTeam is its team-based approach,” Lawler said. “HomeTeam has a great model — if you follow it, you will be successful.”

As the brand continues to build out its network of inspectors nationwide, it is entering challenging markets and supporting the continued growth and recognition of franchisees beyond just their home territory.

“We recently opened a third location in Massachusetts,” said Long. “That’s a difficult market to open locations in due to home inspection licensing, so it’s great to be establishing roots in the area with well-qualified franchisees.”

Beyond the inspection space, HomeTeam franchisees are becoming more involved in their communities and within the franchise network every day. In May, several HomeTeam franchisees participated in the Keller Williams RED Day, the company’s annual day of service that is set aside to renew, energize and donate within the communities it serves. In August, HomeTeam will be conducting its first-ever annual top-performer event for HomeServices of America, recognizing the agents and brokers franchisees that have been the most successful within that network.

As it looks to the remainder of the year, HomeTeam plans to open an additional 11 units and is targeting further expansion in Seattle, New Orleans, Cleveland, Orlando and other key markets.

The initial investment range to open a HomeTeam Inspection franchise is $50,100 to $76,800. For more information visit https://www.hometeamfranchise.com/.

HomeTeam Inspection Service, the home inspection concept that leverages a team model to provide more efficient service, has been taking advantageriding the wave of the hot real estate market in recent months. This year alone, the brand has signed six new franchisees and opened nine new locations as it continues to expand in key markets.

“While it may not be as hectic as mid-2020, there is no doubt that the housing market is still flourishing, and home inspections are a crucial part of any buying or selling process,” said Adam Long, president of HomeTeam. “Clients and real estate agents across the country are in need of trusted, professional home inspectors, and HomeTeam has established itself as the leading home inspection brand for REALTORS® and homeowners alike.”

Multiple franchisees within the network have seen great success this year, including Brad Lawler, who took over a retiring friend’s HomeTeam Inspection Service business in late 2017. He has quickly become one of the brand’s most successful franchisees, having completed over 9,000 inspections in about five years.

In a similar tale, the Ackerman family purchased their HomeTeam Inspection Service business from its original owner in 2019 and was able to complete 1,200 inspections in their first year. They are on pace to complete nearly 1,900 in 2022.

“The thing that’s so unique about HomeTeam is its team-based approach,” Lawler said. “HomeTeam has a great model — if you follow it, you will be successful.”

As the brand continues to build out its network of inspectors nationwide, it is entering challenging markets and supporting the continued growth and recognition of franchisees beyond just their home territory.

“We recently opened a third location in Massachusetts,” said Long. “That’s a difficult market to open locations in due to home inspection licensing, so it’s great to be establishing roots in the area with well-qualified franchisees.”

Beyond the inspection space, HomeTeam franchisees are becoming more involved in their communities and within the franchise network every day. In May, several HomeTeam franchisees participated in the Keller Williams RED Day, the company’s annual day of service that is set aside to renew, energize and donate within the communities it serves. In August, HomeTeam will be conducting its first-ever annual top-performer event for HomeServices of America, recognizing the agents and brokers franchisees that have been the most successful within that network.

As it looks to the remainder of the year, HomeTeam plans to open an additional 11 units and is targeting further expansion in Seattle, New Orleans, Cleveland, Orlando and other key markets.

The initial investment range to open a HomeTeam Inspection franchise is $50,100 to $76,800. For more information visit https://www.hometeamfranchise.com/.

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