FDD-based analysis. Item-level data. No franchisor input.
Stand Strong Fencing franchises a business that offers and sells fencing installation services to residential and commercial customers within a protected territory, on a year-round basis. The Stand Strong Fencing Business provides Fencing Services including wood, steel, aluminum, and vinyl fencing installation, repair, and replacement, as well as decking and other outdoor structure installation, repair, and replacement. Each Business operates according to a proprietary system covering property assessment methods, installation and service procedures, proprietary software, scheduling, job estimating, and sales processes, competing with other national and regional chains and local businesses offering fencing services.
Source: Entrepreneur 2026 ranking/profile data and Franchise Disclosure Document, rewritten by Zorzee
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Every data point Zorzee tracks for this brand, in FDD Item order. Missing source data stays blank; Pro-only interpretation remains locked.
| Item | Data Point | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Item 3 | Litigation Actions (total) | 2 actions disclosed | FDD Item 3 |
| Item 5 | Initial Franchise Fee | The Initial Franchise Fee is $59,500 (Item 5, p.16). | FDD Item 5 |
| Item 5 | Development Fee | 0 - no separate development fee disclosed in Item 5 | FDD Item 5 |
| Item 6 | Royalty Fee | Tiered royalty: 6%, 5%, 4%, 3%, 2%, $500. | FDD Item 6 |
| Item 6 | National Media Fund | Pro | FDD Item 6 |
| Item 6 | Corporate Ad & Development Fund | Pro | FDD Item 6 |
| Item 6 | Total Ongoing Fee Burden | Pro | Calculated (Item 6) |
| Item 7 | Total Investment (low) | $164,249 | FDD Item 7 |
| Item 7 | Total Investment (high) | $247,913 | FDD Item 7 |
| Item 8 | Required Purchases (food/supplies) | Pro | FDD Item 8 |
| Item 11 | Franchisor Assistance | Pro | FDD Item 11 |
| Item 12 | Exclusive Territory | Pro | FDD Item 12 |
| Item 12 | Territory Size | Pro | FDD Item 12 |
| Item 15 | Operating Participation | Pro | FDD Item 15 |
| Item 17 | Initial Term Length | Pro | FDD Item 17(a) |
| Item 17 | Renewal Terms | Pro | FDD Item 17(b)-(c) |
| Item 17 | Required Remodel at Renewal | Pro | FDD Item 17(c) |
| Item 17 | Termination Triggers | Pro | FDD Item 17(f)-(h) |
| Item 17 | Transfer Fee | Pro | FDD Item 17(m), Item 6 |
| Item 17 | ROFR Provisions | Pro | FDD Item 17(n) |
| Item 17 | Post-Termination Non-Compete | Pro | FDD Item 17(r) |
| Item 19 | Revenue Metric Disclosed | Yes: Average Unit Metric $768,867 / Median Unit Metric $718,863 | FDD Item 19 |
| Item 20 | Total Franchised Units (2025) | 207 | FDD Item 20 |
| Item 20 | Company-Owned Units (2025) | 0 | FDD Item 20 |
| Item 20 | Total System Net Unit Growth (YoY) | +85 | FDD Item 20 |
| Item 20 | Terminations | Pro | FDD Item 20 |
| Item 20 | Agreements Signed, Not Yet Open | Pro | FDD Item 20 |
| Item 21 | Audited Financials | Pro | FDD Item 21 |
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Item 19 earnings data is disclosed for Stand Strong Fencing. The full disclosure is free below; Zorzee's read of what it means stays in Pro.
Stand Strong Fencing trajectory is shown only where source-backed. Missing Item 20 fields stay blank inside the locked layout instead of removing the section.
Source: FDD Item 20 where present. Total system units, franchised plus company-owned. Not financial advice.
2 actions disclosed in FDD Item 3. Case-level detail remains locked in Pro.
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A Stand Strong Fencing franchise costs $164,249 to $247,913 to open, disclosed in FDD Item 7 of the 2026 filing, covering the franchise fee, buildout, equipment, and working capital to breakeven. No commissions, no franchisor revenue, independent analysis only.
Stand Strong Fencing uses a Variable fee model fee structure, disclosed in FDD Item 6.
Item 19 for Stand Strong Fencing includes a unit sales or revenue metric. The figure is gross sales, not profit. Zorzee reads the full metric and what it excludes in the Pro dossier.
Stand Strong Fencing's FDD Item 3 discloses 2 legal actions. A raw count means little without scale and time, so weigh it against the system's 207 units and the years covered. The case-level detail is the Pro read.
Zorzee does not rate franchises good or bad; it reports what the filing discloses so you can judge fit. Stand Strong Fencing shows Deal-Specific reads on Fee Structure, Litigation History, and Term & Exit Terms, Strength on Unit Economics, In Line on Operator Validation. Whether it fits depends on your capital, your market, and your operating style. Independent analysis, no franchisor revenue.