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Bin There Dump That Franchise

Audited Financials
OtherEst. 2010Oakville, CA
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Risk Score

Pending analysis

Investment Range

$116,200 - $235,400

Franchise Fee

$29,000

Min Cash Required

$10,000

Total US Locations

226

Business Summary

Bin There Dump That operates a business that offers waste removal and disposal services for both residential and commercial properties. The service involves placing bins on a customer's property for trash or waste, which Bin There Dump That then collects and disposes of. Bin There Dump That focuses on providing a 'mini disposal service' to its customers.

Corporate History

Bin There USA, LLC was formed as a Delaware limited liability company on December 16, 2010. Bin There Dump That began offering franchises in the United States in the second quarter of 2011, focusing on waste removal and disposal services. Its parent company, That Franchise Inc. (TFI), was incorporated in Canada in June 2003 and has been franchising Bin There Dump That businesses in Canada since then.

Financial Overview

Investment Range

$116,200 - $235,400

Franchise Fee (Low)

$29,000

Franchise Fee (High)

$55,000

Minimum Cash Required

$10,000

Equipment Costs (Low)

$64,800

Equipment Costs (High)

$136,000

Working Capital

$15,000

Audited Financials

Yes

Offers Financing

No

Audit Opinion

Unqualified opinion

Financial Health Notes

Bin There Dump That has an accumulated deficit, which is reflected as a negative member's deficit in its financial statements. This financial condition leads the franchisor to explicitly state in its FDD that it calls into question Bin There Dump That's financial ability to provide services and support to franchisees.

Financing Details

Bin There Dump That does not offer any direct or indirect financing to its franchisees. Bin There Dump That also does not guarantee any notes, leases, or obligations for franchisees, nor does it sell or assign any financing arrangements to third parties.

Performance Metrics

Total US Locations

226

Franchised Units

226

Corporate Units

0

Avg Square Footage

4,000

Franchising Since

2011

Agreement Terms

Initial Term

10 years

Renewal Term

10 years

Renewal Conditions

To renew their Bin There Dump That franchise agreement, franchisees must provide written notice to Bin There Dump That between 9 and 12 months before the current term expires. They must purchase or lease and install any new equipment (including vehicles) as Bin There Dump That reasonably requires, and ensure full compliance with the franchise agreement, including current use of system software, insurance requirements, and attendance at annual conferences. Franchisees are also required to upgrade their business to current standards, pay all outstanding accounts, complete any re-training if requested, sign Bin There Dump That's then-current franchise agreement (which may have different terms and higher payments), pay a renewal fee, and execute a general release of claims against Bin There Dump That and its affiliates.

Training & Support Program

Franchisor Assistance

Bin There Dump That provides pre-opening assistance to its franchisees, including designating their operating territory, offering advice and guidance on selecting and purchasing equipment, vehicles, and supplies, and providing a Start-up Kit. Franchisees also receive initial training and access to Bin There Dump That's confidential Manual. For ongoing support, Bin There Dump That engages in national and regional advertising (funded by franchisee contributions), offers additional and refresher training (mandatory for significant system changes, optional for other courses), provides specifications and approved supplier lists, and offers advice and guidance on purchasing, promotions, and operational matters. Bin There Dump That may also develop new techniques, products, and services, which franchisees will be required to implement at their own expense.

Initial Training Hours

63

Training Location

Oakville, Ontario

Ongoing Support

After the initial training, Bin There Dump That provides ongoing phone and email support during reasonable business hours. Franchisees also receive updates to the operations manual, specifications, and approved supplier lists. Bin There Dump That engages in national and regional advertising programs and may offer additional or refresher training, with attendance being mandatory for significant system changes. Franchisees and their personnel may also be required to attend an annual convention or continuing education seminar. Bin There Dump That provides ongoing advice and guidance on various operational matters, including purchasing, promotions, and new technologies, and may require franchisees to implement system changes at their own expense.

Franchise Requirements

Ideal Candidate Profile

Bin There Dump That is looking for franchisees who are willing to devote the majority of their time and attention to operating their business, providing direct, on-premises supervision or ensuring a trained and competent manager does so. The business can be operated by a single person or with employees, depending on the franchisee's choice and growth. Franchisees and their principals are expected to diligently fulfill their obligations and not engage in other businesses without prior consent from Bin There Dump That.

Industry Experience Required

No

Management Experience Required

No

Sales Experience Required

No

Technical Skills Required

No

Operational Details

Location Type

Hybrid

Owner Participation

Full-Time

Territory Type

Protected

Staff Count

1

Territory Size Requirements

Bin There Dump That territories are defined geographically, with boundaries determined by factors like the proximity of other Bin There Dump That franchisees, population density, demographics, projected growth, market statistics, and local competition. The minimum territory size for a Bin There Dump That franchise is an area with a population of 100,000 people, based on the most recent U.S. census data. The precise boundaries for each franchisee's territory are described in Exhibit B of the Franchise Agreement.

Staffing Notes

Bin There Dump That allows franchisees to operate the business as a one-person operation or to hire employees as the business grows. Franchisees are required to maintain a competent and conscientious staff sufficient to service customers and adhere to Bin There Dump That's staffing and service criteria, which may include specific positions designated by Bin There Dump That. All staff must cooperate with Bin There Dump That and its representatives and conduct business professionally. Employees are also required to comply with Bin There Dump That's dress code, brand standards for personal appearance, and identify themselves with the Marks while on the job. Franchisees are expected to foster a cooperative and respectful work environment for their staff.