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    Mighty Dog Roofing

    Home Services
    Founded: 2018
    Rating: 4.2

    Company Information

    Address

    2525 N. 117th Avenue, Omaha, NE 68164

    Website

    www.mightydogroofing.com

    Email Address

    franchising@mightydogroofing.com

    Phone

    Quick Stats

    Total Units65
    Franchise Units64
    Company Units1
    Royalty Fee6%
    Ad Fee2%

    Background on the Corporate History

    We are a limited liability company organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on May 12, 2020. Our principal business address is 95 N. Broad Street, Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901. We conduct business under our corporate name, and the trade name and trademark "Mighty Dog Roofing". Our agents for service of process are listed in Exhibit A to this Disclosure Document. We grant qualified individuals the right to operate a business that offers and sells roofing services to residential and commercial customers under the "Mighty Dog Roofing" mark (the "Mighty Dog Roofing Business" or "Franchised Business"). We have been franchising since November, 2020. Other than the above services, we do not engage in any other business activities and have not offered franchises in any other line of business.

    System Development

    YearUnits at StartUnits OpenedUnits TerminatedNon-RenewalsRe-AcquiredCeased OperationsUnits at End
    20222639001065
    2021124000025
    20201000001
    20198000008
    20184400008

    Summary of Investment Costs

    Upfront Franchise Fees

    $126,094 - $135,094

    Upfront franchise fees are the one-time payments required to secure rights to operate under an established brand, typically ranging from $20,000 to $100,000+ depending on brand value.

    Total Investment Costs

    $214,491 - $319,991

    Liquid Capital Required

    $150,000

    Franchise Disclosure Documents

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    Franchat Analysis

    Is Mighty Dog Roofing a Smart Franchise Pick in 2026?

    Mighty Dog Roofing is one of the more interesting service-franchise plays of the last five years — a tech-enabled, drone-inspection roofing concept in a category that's still 95% mom-and-pop. Low build cost, fast ramp, and recession-resilient demand (roofs leak in any economy). The catch: roofing is operationally demanding and the labor market is brutal.

    Where it shines

    • Low total investment ($150K–$300K) compared to almost any food-service franchise
    • Fast unit growth — part of HorsePower Brands' portfolio, well-funded and aggressively expanding
    • Insurance-claim work provides a built-in funnel after major storms — counter-cyclical revenue
    • Drone-inspection tech + branded vans = a real differentiator in a category where most competitors look like a guy with a ladder

    What to watch

    • Labor shortage in roofing trades is severe — your recruiting and retention systems make or break the business
    • Heavy seasonality in northern markets; winter cash management is critical
    • Insurance-claim work is profitable but requires specialized estimating and adjuster relationships
    • Most units are too new for long-term AUV data — diligence Item 19 carefully and talk to operators in year 3+

    Best fit for: Semi-absentee or owner-operators with sales/management background (construction experience helpful but not required), ideally in suburban markets with mixed-age housing stock.

    Why home services is the most underrated franchise category right now

    While everyone chases the next chicken concept, the smart money in 2024–2026 has quietly moved into home services — roofing, painting, garage doors, HVAC. The reasons are structural: aging housing stock, insurance-driven demand, fragmented competition, and customers willing to pay a premium for a professional-looking brand. Mighty Dog sits squarely in that thesis with one of the strongest brand expressions in the space.

    What separates winners from losers in service franchising

    The single biggest predictor of success in home services isn't location — it's the owner's ability to recruit, train, and retain crews. Top Mighty Dog operators we've worked with treat their HR systems as the actual product. If you're coming from a corporate background and the idea of managing 8–15 field technicians sounds harder than running a restaurant, it probably will be. If you've done it before, this is one of the best ROI plays on this site.