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Franchise opportunity from The Franchise InsidersRolling Suds Power Washing · Franchise opportunity from The Franchise Insiders
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Rolling Suds is a commercial-focused power washing franchise.
Its National Accounts team pursues contracts with property management groups, healthcare facilities and multi-location portfolios, then distributes that work to franchisees in their territories.
You build the company. Your crews do the washing.
Territory and state counts per Rolling Suds. No cost, no obligation.
Commercial focus. Local crews.Market request · Franchisor confirmation
Tell us where you'd build. We'll ask Rolling Suds which territories are still open and our team will follow up with the Item 19 job-size breakdown. We're paid by the franchisor. We work for you. No cost, no obligation. An inquiry does not reserve a territory.
We’ll share your contact details and requested market with Rolling Suds to ask about territory availability. No automatic marketing or SMS enrollment.
Priority available markets
These are priority markets to explore, not live territory verification. Ask Rolling Suds to confirm current availability.
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Priority markets are subject to current franchisor confirmation and applicable state offering requirements. Availability can change. An inquiry does not reserve a territory.
The model
Two sides of exterior cleaning. One operating business built around crews, repeat work and larger opportunities.
Neighborhood density, referrals and repeat customers.
Recurring maintenance contracts and larger one-time projects.
Rolling Suds' disclosure document breaks out commercial and residential job sizes, for franchised outlets and for the original company. Ask us for that table. It explains the whole model.
The National Accounts Program
The hardest part of any commercial service business is winning the big accounts. Rolling Suds has a dedicated National Accounts team, led by Brian Wendling Jr., whose father founded the company in 1990. The team pursues enterprise contracts with national property management groups, healthcare facilities and multi-location portfolios, then distributes the work to franchisees in their territories.
You still build your own local commercial accounts, with playbooks, prospect lists and scripts to do it. National accounts are an advantage, not a guarantee of volume. Ask current owners how much of their work comes from them.
Local ownership · national opportunityThe numbers
Based on the 25 reporting franchised outlets in Item 19 of the April 20, 2026 Rolling Suds Franchise Disclosure Document. Most Rolling Suds outlets opened recently and are not yet included. Gross revenue, not profit. Some outlets have earned these amounts. Your individual results may differ. There is no assurance that you will earn as much. Review the complete Item 19, including its median, range and assumptions.
Built over 30 years
Brian Wendling Sr. started Rolling Suds with one truck in Pennsylvania. No corporate backing. Just good work, repeat customers and commercial contracts that kept coming back. The family franchised the business in 2022 with Aaron Harper, formerly a franchise development leader at Belfor Franchise Group. In 2026, David Barr, a past chair of the International Franchise Association, became Chairman and CEO.
Your role
Rolling Suds looks for owners who want to build a large business, not owners who want to power wash. No industry experience is required, and many franchisees come from corporate backgrounds.
Semi-absentee ownership with a general manager is available only with franchisor approval.
Support
Support descriptions per Rolling Suds. Confirm the scope in Item 11 of the current FDD.
See the work
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The honest part
Residential demand peaks in spring and summer. Commercial contracts can run year-round, and Rolling Suds has added restaurant hood vent cleaning to help keep crews busy in colder months. Ask owners in climates like yours what their winters look like.
An 8% royalty, a 2% brand fund, a local advertising minimum, plus software, bookkeeping and call center fees. Rolling Suds argues the National Accounts program earns it. Ask current owners whether it does.
Franchising began in 2022, and only 25 outlets had enough history to be included in the 2025 Item 19. Early systems can be an opportunity and a risk. We'll help you weigh both.
What it takes
Two territories are the minimum purchase. Confirm all figures and requirements in the current Franchise Disclosure Document.
| Minimum purchase | Two territories |
|---|---|
| Franchise fee | $54,900 per territory for your first three, $49,900 per territory after that |
| Total investment, two territories | $299,000–$439,000 |
| Liquid capital | $150,000 |
| Net worth | $600,000 |
| Royalty | 8% of gross revenue |
| Brand fund | 2% of gross revenue |
| Local advertising | Greater of 4% of gross revenue or $2,500 per month per territory |
| Territory size | 225,000–275,000 people, protected |
Veterans receive 10% off the franchise fee for their first two territories. SBA-registered. Confirm all figures in Items 5, 6, 7 and 12 of the current Franchise Disclosure Document.
Who it fits
The Franchise Insiders
We're franchise owners ourselves. Jack helped scale TheKey Home Care's franchise system from 30 to more than 250 locations and was on its leadership team through its private-equity sale. Jill spent fifteen years in marketing and enterprise sales, including at IBM and Wynn Las Vegas, before co-founding The Franchise Insiders. We also owned and sold a Pink's Window Services franchise, so we know exterior services from the inside.
We'll walk you through the Item 19 line by line, including the job-size table, check what's left in your market, and help you talk with current owners before you invest. If Rolling Suds isn't right for you, we'll tell you.
This page is for general information and is not an offer to sell a franchise. An offer can only be made through delivery of the franchisor's current Franchise Disclosure Document and in compliance with applicable federal and state franchise laws. Financial performance figures are from Item 19 of the April 20, 2026 Rolling Suds FDD; results vary and are not guaranteed. The Franchise Insiders receives commissions on franchise purchases made through our referrals. Our consulting services are provided at no charge to prospective buyers.
Our Team
Most franchise consultants have studied FDDs and attended Discovery Days. Our advisors have also operated franchises. We've managed employees, navigated slow ramp-ups, and learned that a business can be easy to buy and hard to sell.
That operating experience changes how we help you evaluate an opportunity.
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