Preservan

The wood rot repair franchise presents a high-value, low-barrier investment with a niche service model, offering clear value to franchise brokers and their clients.

Why Franchise Brokers Should Consider Working With Preservan

Preservan stands out in home services by emphasizing sustainable practices, robust franchisee support and a mission-led approach to wood preservation rather than rapid, indiscriminate growth.

Our Values, Our Vision and Our Franchisees Are Different: How Preservan Stands Apart

The wood restoration franchise has awarded four new franchises and opened five new locations so far this year, with a focus on franchisee support and product development.

Preservan Enters the Second Half of 2025 With Steady Growth, Technical Innovation and Local Impact

Eppling is preserving history while building a thriving business through his Preservan franchise, which has seen significant growth and earned an innovation in preservation award in its first year.

Preservan Franchisee Stephen Eppling Celebrates One Year of Growth and a Major Preservation Award in Athens, Georgia

In UpFlip’s new “R.E.S.T.O.R.E. Blueprint” course, Preservan founder Ty McBride shares how he turned a $300 epoxy kit and a passion for preservation into a booming home services franchise. 

Preservan Joins UpFlip Academy To Teach Entrepreneurs How To Launch a Profitable Restoration Business

After a career in consulting and startups, Bryan Droll has shifted to franchising with Preservan. His goal is to build a business that aligns with his values and supports sustainability in Atlanta.

Franchisee Bryan Droll Turns Passion for Sustainability Into New Business Venture With Preservan

From investment details to franchisee obligations, here’s what prospective owners need to know about Preservan’s 2025 FDD.

How to Read the Preservan 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document

With experience across five franchise systems, Young is launching a Preservan location in Richmond, Virginia, drawn to the brand’s untapped potential and mission to restore rather than replace.