1-800-Packouts combines a set of services relating to the restoration of contents from damaged homes. This includes packing and taking away the contents, inventorying them, restoring damaged items, storing them while others restore the building itself, and then finally returning the items once things have been put right.
The comprehensive package makes the service user friendly for whoever’s using it, whether that’s adjusters, contractors, or property managers. But that user friendly element is particularly important for homeowners, who may already be stressed and upset from damage to their homes and so have little capacity to deal with a complex range of services. For them, a single point of contact can be a huge relief.
The changing climate has meant an increase in property damage in recent years, whether that’s from the dramatic impact of wildfires and flooding or the slower creep of mold as local humidity shifts. Services like this are therefore likely to become more popular over the coming decades.
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Section I – Estimated initial investment (franchise costs) for a 1-800-Packouts franchise, based on Item 7 of the company’s 2025 FDD
Section II – Initial franchise fee, royalty fee, and marketing fee for a 1-800-Packouts franchise, based on Items 5 and 6 of the company’s 2025 FDD
Section III – Number of franchised and company-owned 1-800-Packouts outlets at the start of the year and the end of the year for 2022, 2023, and 2024, based on Item 20 of the company’s 2025 FDD
Section IV – News updates on the 1-800-Packouts franchise opportunity
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- 2024 total income, cost of goods sold, gross profit, expenses, and net operating income for the company-controlled 1-800-Packouts franchise in San Diego
- 2024 average, median, highest, and lowest revenues for the 16 1-800-Packouts franchisees with 12 or more months of operations and reported data who operated for all of 2024
Section VI – Key ratios, comparables, computations, and analyses for the 1-800-Packouts franchise opportunity (exclusive content for Platinum subscribers)
Section I – 1-800-Packouts Franchise Costs
- 1-800-Packouts franchise costs, based on Item 7 of the company’s 2025 FDD:
- Initial Franchise Fee: $62,500
- Quick Start Package (“QSP”): $53,500
- Annual Conference Registration Deposit: $1,000
- Rent, Security Deposit, and Utility Deposits: $5,500 to $18,000
- Leasehold Improvements: $3,500 to $15,000
- Equipment: $5,000 to $30,000
- Signage: $3,000 to $8,000
- Furniture, Office Equipment, and Software: $6,000 to $12,000
- Vehicles: $3,500 to $70,000
- Business Licenses and Permits: $600 to $4,000
- Professional Fees: $1,500 to $5,000
- Initial Inventory and Supplies: $12,000 to $25,000
- Insurance: $15,000 to $25,000
- Training Expenses: $1,700 to $5,000
- Marketing: $2,000 to $10,000
- Additional Funds – First 5 Months: $93,000 to $170,000
- Total Estimated 1-800-Packouts Franchise Costs: $269,300 to $514,000
Section II – 1-800-Packouts’ Initial Franchise Fee, Royalty Fee, and Marketing Fee
- 1-800-Packouts’ initial franchise fee, royalty fee, and marketing fee, based on Items 5 and 6 of the company’s 2025 FDD:
- Initial Franchise Fee: $62,500
- National/Regional Opportunity Protection (“NROP”) Fee: $500 to $2,000 per month based on the population in your Territory
- Royalty Fee: 7% of Gross Sales
- Marketing Fee: 3% of Gross Sales
- Advertising Cooperative Contributions: established by regional advertising cooperative members
Section III – Number of Franchised and Company-Owned 1-800-Packouts Outlets
Franchised
2022
- Outlets at the Start of the Year: 58
- Outlets at the End of the Year: 53
- Net Change: -5
2023
- Outlets at the Start of the Year: 53
- Outlets at the End of the Year: 55
- Net Change: +2
2024
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- Outlets at the End of the Year: 48
- Net Change: -7
Company-Owned
2022
- Outlets at the Start of the Year: 1
- Outlets at the End of the Year: 1
- Net Change: 0
2023
- Outlets at the Start of the Year: 1
- Outlets at the End of the Year: 0
- Net Change: -1
2024
- Outlets at the Start of the Year: 0
- Outlets at the End of the Year: 0
- Net Change: 0
Section IV – News Updates on the 1-800-Packouts Franchise
Section V – Financial Performance Representations (Average Revenues and/or Profits) for the 1-800-Packouts Franchise (Item 19, 2025 FDD)
- The following financial data represents the performance of the franchise which operates as a company-controlled franchise. This company-controlled franchise provides training services and is controlled by 1-800-Packouts for use in pilot programs and development of operations and franchise system standards. It was in operation throughout all of 2024.
- This company-controlled franchise presents such data in the form of a Profit-Loss Report prepared on an accrual basis. This reflects its performance as an established outlet, and does not show expenses related to ramp-up, startup, or similar early-stage operations. It likewise reflects performance related to a territory which has unique location-specific aspects in the San Diego area, which may not all be replicated or representative of your operation in your territory.
Part 1 – Profit and Loss of 1-800 Packouts San Diego (January to December, 2024)
Income
- Cleaning: $3,435.57 (0.1%)
- Packout: $688,326.08 (28.1%)
- Storage Onsite: $294,661.18 (12.0%)
- Storage: $730,916.49 (29.9%)
- Takeback: $378,509.56 (15.5%)
- Specialty: $350,554.33 (14.3%)
- Total for Income: $2,446,403.21 (100.0%)
Cost of Goods Sold
- Breakage: $13,271.17 (0.5%)
- Job Materials Purchased: $47,862.31 (2.0%)
- Other Job Related Costs: $1,687.57 (0.1%)
- Subcontractors Expense: $61,188.61 (2.5%)
- Tech Payroll Expenses: $17.71 (0.0%)
- Taxes: $27,281.03 (1.1%)
- Wages: $296,756.72 (12.1%)
- Total for Cost of Goods Sold: $448,065.12 (18.3%)
Gross Profit: $1,998,338.09 (81.7%)
Expenses
- Advertising & Marketing: $49,365.27 (2.0%)
- Auto: $2,783.00 (0.1%)
- Bank Charges & Fees: $1,536.17 (0.1%)
- Car & Truck: $40,903.76 (1.7%)
- Contractors: $32,195.01 (1.3%)
- Donations: $1,945.91 (0.1%)
- Dues & Subscriptions: $167,825.39 (6.9%)
- Employee Benefits: $5,725.54 (0.2%)
- Insurance: $194,066.98 (7.9%)
- Interest Paid: $708.91 (0.0%)
- Job Supplies: $1,494.00 (0.1%)
- Legal & Professional Services: $7,002.85 (0.3%)
- Meals & Entertainment: $61,345.65 (2.5%)
- Office Hardware: $979.42 (0.0%)
- Office Supplies & Software: $30,839.51 (1.3%)
- Payroll Expenses: $4,056.68 (0.2%)
- Health Insurance: $5,464.77 (0.2%)
- Taxes: $20,193.45 (0.8%)
- Wages: $212,884.72 (8.7%)
- QuickBooks Payments Fees: $17,929.37 (0.7%)
- Reimbursable Expenses: $292.00 (0.0%)
- Reimbursements: $1,216.57 (0.0%)
- Rent & Lease: $235,117.31 (9.6%)
- Repairs & Maintenance: $16,914.74 (0.7%)
- Sales Referral: $11,362.31 (0.5%)
- Taxes & Licenses: $43,044.93 (1.8%)
- Textiles Costs: $141,079.32 (5.8%)
- Travel: $24,895.65 (1.0%)
- Uniforms: $4,376.69 (0.2%)
- Utilities: $21,415.84 (0.9%)
- Total for Expenses: $1,358,961.72 (55.5%)
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Part 2 – System-Wide Franchisee Data
- The following financial data represents 16 franchisees with 12 or more months of operations and reported data who operated for all of 2024, with data excluded only from the locations who were not in operation for the full year in 2024 (total of 20).
- Of these 16 franchisees whose data is reported, each operated an average of 2.06 locations/units.
- Revenues includes all sales or revenues received, without any deductions.
- During the Fiscal Year ended December 31, 2024, the per-franchisee revenues reflected the following:
- Average Revenues: $1,983,853
- Median Revenues: $819,532
- High: $9,120,164
- Low: $222,419
- Number Exceeding Average: 4
- Percent Exceeding Average: 25%
- Average Number of Locations/Units: 2.06
- Some outlets have earned this amount. Your individual results may differ. There is no assurance that you’ll sell as much.
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