Franchises Headquartered in Washington
Washington-headquartered franchises in this group span a notably wide range of business models. Rather than clustering in one niche, they stretch across home services, health and wellness, beauty and personal care, food and beverage, and cleaning. That makes the state a useful place to compare very different ownership paths side by side, from service businesses with lower opening costs to restaurant concepts with much heavier upfront spending.
The disclosed startup investment range runs from $50,000 to $1,075,000, with a median startup investment of $262,450. In practical terms, that means the set includes both lighter-footprint service concepts and more buildout-intensive operations. Recurring fees also vary, but the middle of the group is fairly moderate: the median royalty is 6.0% and the median marketing fee is 1.0%. One brand shows no marketing fee, while another has a royalty that is not clearly disclosed, so fee comparisons should be read carefully brand by brand.
Scale is mixed as well. The median outlet count is 124, but the actual brands range from very small systems to much larger established networks. That creates a real tradeoff for buyers: a smaller system may feel earlier-stage, while a larger one may offer a longer operating track record. Within this Washington group, you can see both ends of that spectrum.
Because the grouping is based on the franchisor's disclosed principal business address appearing to be in Washington, it works best as a starting point for comparison rather than a statement about where franchisees operate. The more useful question is how each concept's category, investment level, fee structure, and system size line up with the kind of business you want to run.
Representative brands
A small route-safe sample from this group, with the basic economics and operating context most readers look for first.
MaidPro
Cleaning & Restoration
MaidPro franchises provide residential and commercial cleaning and related services to individuals and businesses within designated service areas.
- Initial investment
- $109,860 to $158,650
- Royalty
- 6.0%
- Marketing fee
- 2.0%
- Outlet count
- 237

Deka Lash
Beauty & Personal Care
Offers eyelash extension services through a franchise model focused on beauty and personal care.
- Initial investment
- $285,900 to $460,850
- Royalty
- 6.0%
- Marketing fee
- 0.2%
- Outlet count
- 124

Timber Pizza Company
Food & Beverage
Operates pizza restaurants specializing in handcrafted pizzas made with fresh ingredients.
- Initial investment
- $559,500 to $1,075,000
- Royalty
- 6.0%
- Marketing fee
- 1.0%
- Outlet count
- 5
Augusta Lawn Care
Home Services
Augusta Franchise LLC, doing business as Augusta Lawn Care, offers and supports franchises for the Augusta Lawn Care Business, providing lawn care services under the Augusta Lawn Care brand.
- Initial investment
- $50,000 to $150,000
- Royalty
- Not clearly disclosed
- Marketing fee
- 0.0%
Cloud 9 Foot Spa
Health & Wellness
Offers foot spa services focused on health and wellness to provide relaxation and personal care.
- Initial investment
- $262,450 to $524,900
- Royalty
- 5.0%
- Marketing fee
- 1.5%
FAQ
What kinds of franchises are headquartered in Washington?
This group covers a broad mix: Cleaning & Restoration, Beauty & Personal Care, Food & Beverage, Home Services, and Health & Wellness. That variety makes Washington-based franchisors relevant to buyers looking for either customer-facing retail concepts or service-oriented operations.
How much does it cost to open a Washington-headquartered franchise?
The disclosed startup investment range in this group is $50,000 to $1,075,000, with a median startup investment of $262,450. Lower-cost options tend to sit in service categories, while higher-cost concepts can involve more substantial physical setup.
Are the ongoing fees relatively similar across these franchises?
They are similar in the middle, but not identical. The median royalty is 6.0% and the median marketing fee is 1.0%. At the same time, one brand discloses a 0.0% marketing fee, and one brand's royalty is not clearly disclosed, so it is worth checking each brand's details closely.
Do these brands tend to be large franchise systems?
Not uniformly. The median outlet count is 124, but the group includes both smaller and larger systems. If system size matters to you, it helps to compare outlet count alongside category and investment, since those factors shape the ownership experience in different ways.
Does a Washington headquarters tell me where the franchise operates?
Not necessarily. A Washington headquarters identifies where the franchisor's principal business address appears to be, not the full geographic footprint of franchise locations. It is most useful when you want to compare franchisors by home base while still evaluating the underlying business on its own terms.