Restore what can’t be replaced.
Prism owners restore art, electronics and textiles after fire and water losses. Restoration contractors and adjusters send them this work because most contractors don’t do it.
- Art · Electronics · Textiles
- Referred by contractors and adjusters
- Work done in your own facility
Between what a check can fix and what it can’t
Most of the work starts with a restoration contractor at a fire or water loss who needs someone to handle the specialty contents. Prism owners assess, document and restore those items in their own facility, and they keep adjusters and contractors updated until each piece goes back to the property owner.
- 30+ years of specialty restoration
- 4Service lines under one roof
- 10days of in-person training
- 1.5–2MPopulation per territory
Figures as of December 31, 2025. Financial performance information is provided only in Item 19 of the Prism Specialties Franchise Disclosure Document.
What you'd own
Art and collectibles
Paintings, sculptures, antiques and collectibles damaged by soot, smoke or water, restored to pre-loss condition.
Electronics
TVs, computers, appliances and power tools that would otherwise be written off, dried out, cleaned and restored.
Textiles
Clothing, leather, bedding and heirlooms like wedding dresses, cleaned, deodorized and returned to the property owner.
Documents
Records, books and photos recovered after water damage. This line is offered alongside at least one primary service line.
Your work comes from relationships: contractors who get to the loss first, and the adjusters who approve the specialty scope.
Investment snapshot
What it takes to get started.
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Minimum Liquid Capital $50,000 cash or liquid assets
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Minimum Net Worth $200,000 includes liquid capital
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Initial Franchise Fee $49,000 one-time (for one service line)
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Veteran and First Responder $10,000 off the initial franchise fee for eligible veterans and first responders
The initial franchise fee and available discounts are set out in Item 5, and the estimated initial investment in Item 7, of the 2026 Prism Specialties Franchise Disclosure Document. Minimum liquid capital and net worth are Prism Specialties’ qualification guidelines.
What owners get
Marketing and lead generation
National campaigns, a local website, and a lead pipeline that starts before your first referral comes in.
Training and coaching
Trained before your first job. JumpStart runs 8–15 weeks before you open, followed by about 10 days of hands-on training for you and your team.
Operational technology
Every item tracked, every job documented. Item tracking and photo documentation give adjusters and contractors the answers they need.
Purchasing power
Equipped from day one. The Turn-Key Business Package and strategic supplier relationships cover the specialty equipment each service line needs.
National brand credibility
Contractors and adjusters already know how to use us. Prism has been taking specialty referrals since 1993.
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The platform behind the brand
Seven commercial service brands. 325+ franchise owners. $600M+ in combined annual platform revenue. Cross-brand lead sharing and shared systems. Backed by The Riverside Company.
See what's open in your market
Prism territories are drawn by ZIP code around the contractors, mitigation companies and carriers working in each area. Check what’s open near you.
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Franchise ownership guide
For prospective owners
Not ready to talk? Read first.
The guide covers whether ownership fits you, how to plan and staff a Prism business, and how to win contractor and adjuster referrals. Prism is the example at every step.
The guide arrives by email right away — nobody calls unless you ask.
Franchising FAQ
How involved will I be day to day?
This is an owner-operated business. You or an approved Designated Manager runs it full time. Most owners spend their days building relationships with restoration contractors and adjusters while their team handles the restoration work.
Why franchise instead of going independent?
Specialty restoration takes equipment, processes and a name contractors trust. Prism owners start with all three, plus training, an operations manual and a network of owners who’ve already done it.
Do I need industry experience?
No. Owners come from sales, management, the military and other industries. Training covers the restoration work. What matters most is building relationships and leading a team.
How much capital do I need?
The estimated initial investment for a Prism Specialties franchise offering all three primary service lines is $273,729 to $383,939, including the $84,000 initial franchise fee, as set out in Items 5 and 7 of the 2026 Prism Specialties Franchise Disclosure Document. Starting with fewer service lines costs less. Your actual cost depends on your service lines, territory, equipment and working capital. Your franchise developer will walk you through it.
What does training look like?
You start with JumpStart, 8–15 weeks of pre-opening work. Then you, your salesperson and your technicians complete about 10 days of in-person training across your service lines. Ongoing coaching and refresher training follow after you open.
What marketing support do I get?
Brand marketing, a local web presence and a sales program built around reaching restoration contractors and adjusters. You also get introductions from owners of other EverSmith brands.
How do territories work?
Your territory is defined in your franchise agreement by ZIP code and covers a population of about 1.5 to 2 million people. You will not receive an exclusive territory. You may face competition from other franchisees, from outlets we own, or from other channels of distribution or competitive brands that we control. Territory rights and any performance requirements are set out in Item 12 of the Prism Specialties Franchise Disclosure Document. Your franchise developer will show you what’s open in your market.