Footprints Floors Franchise

The Footprints Floors business began in Colorado in 2008. Its franchisor, now named Branches Company, LLC, originally operated as Footprints Floors, LLC and began franchising in November 2013. President Bryan T. Park has led the company since December 2008. The business is headquartered in Englewood, Colorado, and delivers flooring services at customer homes rather than through a required retail showroom.

The April 17, 2026 FDD estimates a single-territory initial investment of $81,905–$118,330, including the $68,000 initial franchise fee and three months of additional funds. This estimate assumes a home-based administrative office and one service vehicle; a separate commercial office or operations center adds costs. Additional territories are available subject to approval and availability, with different fees and a separate investment estimate.

Initial training takes place over approximately two weeks in Denver, Colorado, and covers operations, sales, marketing, people management, vendors and business systems. The FDD lists 56 classroom hours and 67 hours of on-the-job training. The initial program is provided without an additional training fee for the owner or managing owner and one designated manager; attendees pay their travel expenses and related employee wages. Before opening, franchisees also receive operations manuals, approved supplier information, site-selection guidelines and a listing on the brand website.

Ongoing support includes operating and marketing standards, approved vendor information, access to approved advertising designs and messaging, and system updates. Footprints Floors may organize annual conferences and supplemental training, with applicable fees and travel costs. Franchisees use designated business management systems and remain responsible for local marketing, staffing, employee supervision and the day-to-day management of their businesses.

Footprints Floors offers an owner a service-based way to participate in home improvement across several flooring materials. The home-office option and customer-site service model allow the business to begin without a required retail showroom. Sales, project coordination and people management are central parts of the training, giving an owner a framework for organizing local customer work.

The model can suit an owner who enjoys customer relationships and actively managing a local service operation. A managing owner must devote full-time effort to the business, or an approved manager must meet the franchisor’s training and supervision requirements. A designated operating territory, standardized business tools and approved marketing materials support that local operating role.

For further reading, explore Footprints Floors Franchise: Services, Training and Owner Responsibilities.