Preservan Franchise, the home services franchise, is transforming the way wood rot repair and remediation is handled

Preservan is an emerging home service franchise that specializes in using epoxy resins to treat, repair and eliminate wood rot. The brand utilizes a proprietary epoxy resin repair system that can restore rotting and deteriorating wood; it fixes everything from wood windows and doors to porch posts, columns, rails and stairs. 

Preservan was founded in Oklahoma City by Ty McBride, who entered the industry with more than two decades of experience in the construction and home services categories. McBride’s journey with wood restoration started in his very own home as he was looking for new ways to treat the windows in his garage. During his search, he discovered an absence in the market for high-quality, affordable and efficient wood rot repair services — and Preservan was born. 

“The story of our brand was built out of a commitment to our family, our neighbors, our community and our planet,” said McBride. “Our service is environmentally-friendly and sustainable just by the nature of what we do. We save the future by preserving the past. We want to make our built environments last longer. That impacts our planet for the better by using less resources.”

Preservan presents a timely solution to the pressing issue of wood rot, offering its own proprietary epoxy resin system to rejuvenate deteriorating wood structures. As society emphasizes more eco-conscious practices, Preservan’s commitment to sustainability aligns perfectly, meeting the growing demand for reliable, environmentally-friendly wood restoration services. With a mission to preserve architectural heritage while addressing immediate needs, Preservan presents a unique franchise opportunity that combines innovation, environmental responsibility and a timely response to evolving consumer values.

As a result of its services, Preservan saved homeowners nearly $5.5 million last year alone, and the brand has grown to include multiple territories across the country in Oklahoma, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee, and more. Looking to the future, McBride envisions Preservan being present in every major metro market. 

Preservan’s focus on the wood rot repair industry stems from a combination of critical market insights and a mission to revolutionize home services. The USDA has determined that wood deterioration is high or severe in 50% of the country, and Preservan is currently the only U.S.-based home service franchise that is solely dedicated to combating the issue. Having recognized this unmet need, McBride has successfully managed to carve out a unique position in the $657 billion home services market. 

Preservan stands out with a fundamental belief in repair over replacement. With a remarkable record of saving 90% of costs compared to replacements, Preservan embodies not just a business but a beacon of relief for homeowners. 

With Preservan, Ty McBride is aiming to transform traditional business models by placing emphasis not on charging high prices but on delivering substantial savings to homeowners.

“We've really created a new category in the home services market — our goal isn’t to see how much we can charge you, it's how much we can save you," McBride said. “People often dread having work done in their homes, but imagine the gratitude they feel towards someone who genuinely saves them money and hassle? Our approach often moves homeowners to tears with the savings we provide. This approach completely revolutionizes the typical business model. Instead of causing inconvenience, we arrive at homes to provide a service that significantly enhances their day."

Preservan is searching for passionate individuals who are driven by community care and a steward mindset. Franchisees are not required to have any prior construction experience, nor are they required to obtain a contractor license in most cases. The ideal Preservan franchise candidates are individuals who are tired of the corporate grind and want to make a difference within their community. 

Interested candidates must also have at least $50,000 in liquid capital and a minimum net worth of no less than $150,000.