f you’ve been considering a grooming business, this opportunity lets you step directly into an established operation with steady demand, loyal customers, and the strength of a respected national brand—without the cost, time, or uncertainty of building a new franchise from scratch.

One of the biggest advantages of this resale is the solid foundation already in place. The store serves a recurring base of loyal grooming clients, has experienced staff, and operates in a fully built-out facility ready for immediate use. Located in an upscale and rapidly growing area, the business benefits from strong household demographics, consistent pet-related spending, and a steady flow of new residents—creating ideal conditions for long-term growth.

Whether you are a groomer wanting to operate your own shop or an owner-operator seeking a stable service business, you can begin generating revenue from day one with far less risk than launching a new store. The established demand, the strong customer base, and the existing team significantly shorten the learning curve.

Woof Gang is one of the fastest-growing grooming franchises in the U.S., now with more than 250 locations nationwide. Buyers benefit from brand recognition, franchise training, operational support, and proven systems that simplify daily management while boosting customer retention.

This location is especially appealing because it offers both stability and scalability. With an established flow of grooming clients and a grooming-driven revenue model, you inherit predictable, recurring income. At the same time, the layout allows for additional grooming stations, increased appointment capacity, and significant upside—particularly for a hands-on owner or groomer.

In short, this is a turnkey opportunity in a recession-resistant industry, positioned in an upscale, high-growth market, combining a built-in customer base with the expansion potential of a rapidly growing franchise system. It’s a rare chance to step into a well-positioned business with clear upside and a much lower investment than opening a new franchise.