Home Services · FDD 2024 · HQ TX

Mr. Electric Franchise

A Neighborly brand operating in the home services sector, franchising since 1994. Financial profile from publicly filed FDDs.

$130K – $250K
Initial investment
5.0%
Royalty rate
230
Total locations
$600K
Avg unit revenue (Item 19)

The verdict

Mr. Electric needs $130K–$250K to open and charges a 5.0% royalty - an entry cost above the typical home services franchise.

$43K
Franchise fee (Item 5)
5.0%
Royalty of gross sales (Item 6)
2.0%
Ad-fund contribution
230
Locations (Item 20)

Figures from Mr. Electric's publicly filed Franchise Disclosure Document (2024).

Investment Overview

Investment Range $130K – $250K
Total Investment
$130K – $250K
Franchise Fee
$43K
Royalty Rate
5.0%
Ad Fund Rate
2.0%

Revenue Data (Item 19)

Item 19 Disclosed Franchisor provided financial performance data
Average Revenue
$600K
gross revenue per location

* Revenue figures are gross revenue (sales), not profit. Actual profitability depends on operating costs, location, market conditions, and management.

Network Size & Growth

230
Total Locations
230
Franchised
+20
Opened (Last Year)

Net Growth Rate

Year-over-year unit change

4.35% growth

10 locations closed in the last reporting year

Quick Facts

Sector
Home Services
Subsector
electrical
Founded
1994
Franchising Since
1994
Headquarters
TX
FDD Year
2024
Item 19
Disclosed

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Important Notice

Data sourced from publicly available FDD filings. Not financial advice. Consult a franchise attorney and accountant before investing. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

What the Mr. Electric FDD Reveals

Mr. Electric, a Neighborly franchise, has been franchising since 1994 , currently with 230 total locations in the home services sector, headquartered in TX. The 2024 FDD lists a total initial investment between $130K and $250K, roughly a 92% gap between the low and high end once site size, local market, and buildout scope are factored in. That total bundles the franchise fee of $43K together with equipment, leasehold buildout, and the working capital needed to get through ramp-up.

Royalty payments here are set at 5.0% of gross sales, plus a 2.0% national ad-fund contribution on top -- 7.0% combined out of every sales dollar. Mr. Electric does provide Item 19 financial performance data -- a voluntary disclosure that most U.S. franchisors (roughly two-thirds) skip. The reported average gross revenue per location is $600K, meaning the typical unit pays roughly $30K per year in royalty alone. Revenue is not profit, actual franchisee take-home depends on rent, labor, cost of goods, and local demand.

Mr. Electric's network is expanding: unit count grew at a 4.3% net rate over the past year (20 openings, 10 closures). Sustained positive growth is a signal that the unit-economics are working well enough to attract new operators, though late-stage growth can also reflect aggressive sales push rather than operational health.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Mr. Electric franchise cost?
Opening a Mr. Electric franchise takes a total initial investment of $130K to $250K. The initial franchise fee is $43K. Ongoing royalties are 5.0% of gross sales.
What is the ROI for a Mr. Electric franchise?
Mr. Electric reports average revenue of $600K per location. That figure is revenue, not profit -- real ROI hinges on operating costs, location, market conditions, and how well the unit is run. Ask the franchisor for detailed financial performance data and talk to existing franchisees before assuming a return.
How many Mr. Electric locations are there?
Mr. Electric's network totals 230 locations (230 franchisee-owned). Year-over-year, the unit count is up 4.3%.
What are the ongoing fees for a Mr. Electric franchise?
Mr. Electric's ongoing royalty is 5.0% of gross sales. There is also a 2.0% advertising fund contribution. These are ongoing costs beyond the initial buy-in, and they vary somewhat by location; the full fee details live in Items 6 and 7 of the FDD.
Is Mr. Electric a good franchise to buy?
Deciding if Mr. Electric is a good fit rests on factors specific to you: your financial situation, local market conditions, and your business goals. Unit count is currently up 4.3% year-over-year. Do the full diligence pass: read the entire FDD, call current and former franchisees off the Item 20 list, verify any financial claims independently, and loop in a franchise attorney before signing.

How Mr. Electric compares to the Home Services sector

Mr. Electric's costs vs the average across 31 home services brands tracked here.

Initial investment (low)
$130K
Sector avg $87K · +50%
Royalty rate
5.0%
Sector avg 6.9% · -1.9 pts
Franchise fee
$43K
Sector avg $33K · +28%

Sector averages computed across all tracked home services brands from FDD Items 5–7 (FDD year 2024).

Understanding franchise investment (click to expand)
Data sourced from official state franchise disclosure registries and FDD filings. See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by PlainFranchise Editorial

Source: Franchise Disclosure Documents (FDDs) Initial investment, franchise fee, royalty, and Item 19 revenue data from FDD Items 5-7 and 19 · 2024

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