You communicate clearly, turn up reliably and take pride in leaving a tidy result.
Own your area. Build your future.
Your business.
Your territory.
Our practical model.
Explore a sustainable local repair business with established know-how, structured support and a protected territory designed for long-term development.

service radius
A business with visible value
Make a living helping people repair, not replace.
The opportunity is intended for local operators who want to combine practical work, customer service and business development. You help customers preserve useful buildings, reduce avoidable waste and see the result of each job.
This website is an introduction, not a franchise offer. Full commercial and legal information is provided for independent review before anyone makes a commitment.

Who could be a good fit?
Practical, dependable and ready to build locally.
You have practical confidence and are willing to learn a defined repair method.
You want to follow up leads, quote properly, manage costs and grow a local reputation.
You can work within brand standards, use central systems and act on support.
Protected territory
Room to build a sizeable local business.
Territories are checked and mapped before any offer is made, helping operators develop local awareness without competing with another Repair My Shed franchise nearby.
Start with your proposed centre.
Enter a postcode to prepare a 40-mile territory review. This does not reserve an area; availability and final boundaries must be checked, mapped and confirmed in a signed agreement.
Investment and due diligence
Know the full commitment before you decide.
Exact fees and current commercial terms are shared directly during discovery. We will not publish invented or out-of-date figures.
Franchise and launch
Licence, initial training, operational set-up, brand materials and launch support.
Tools and vehicle
A suitable vehicle, repair tools, safety equipment, workwear and initial materials.
Business readiness
Insurance, professional advice, registrations, technology and working capital.
Ongoing costs
Royalties or service fees, marketing, fuel, materials, labour and local overheads as documented.
You should receive current fee details, the draft franchise agreement, territory map, support schedule and any available performance information with enough time to obtain independent legal, accounting and financial advice.
Training and support
Go into business for yourself, not by yourself.
The proposed programme combines practical repair skills with the systems needed to quote, schedule, communicate and grow responsibly.
- Exclusive 40-mile protected service area
- Practical training across repairs and operations
- Established systems, pricing tools and templates
- Launch marketing for your local territory
- Central call answering so leads are never missed
- Ongoing support from an experienced team
Foundations
Safety, materials, common faults, repair-or-replace assessment, tools and quality standards.
Practical methods
Roofing, timber sections, doors, windows, bases and supervised job workflow.
Operations
Lead handling, site surveys, estimating, quotations, scheduling, records and customer care.
Ongoing support
Launch reviews, troubleshooting, marketing guidance and continued development as documented.
Build your own forecast
Understand what drives the numbers.
A responsible forecast starts with local lead assumptions and realistic capacity. During due diligence, model several cases and stress-test both sales and costs.
Download the prospectusLocal enquiries generated each month
Proportion accepted and booked
Sales value after clear quoting
Materials, travel, labour, fees and overheads
Illustrations are not guarantees of turnover, profit or personal income. Actual results depend on territory, demand, pricing, capacity, costs, management and wider economic conditions. Take independent advice.
A transparent launch
Franchisee stories will come from real trading experience.
We will add named franchisee case studies only when operators have enough trading history to give meaningful, permissioned feedback. Until then, this page relies on the existing customer service record and clearly labelled business information.
Start the conversation
Is your area available?
Share your proposed location and a little about yourself. The first conversation is informal and carries no obligation.
Common questions
Useful answers before we talk.
Do I need shed-repair experience?
Practical confidence and a willingness to learn matter more than arriving as a shed specialist. The suitability process and training plan identify any skill gaps before launch.
Is the 40-mile territory guaranteed?
An available territory is reserved only after checks, due diligence and a signed franchise agreement. Its centre and boundaries are mapped in writing, taking geography and market potential into account.
What will I need to invest?
Investment is expected to include the franchise licence, training and launch, a suitable vehicle and tools, insurance, local working capital and any tax or professional advice. Current figures are supplied during the discovery process before you make any commitment.
What support will I receive?
The proposed support includes practical training, operating systems, templates, launch marketing, central call answering and ongoing help from the Repair My Shed team. The final package is documented before an agreement is signed.
What happens after I enquire?
We begin with an informal conversation, check your preferred territory, assess mutual fit and then share the detailed commercial and legal information needed for independent due diligence.
Are income figures guaranteed?
No. Turnover and profit depend on lead volume, conversion, pricing, costs, capacity and how the business is operated. Any illustrations supplied later are scenarios, not promises, and should be checked with your own accountant and adviser.