What is the maximum distance from the principal business address that an All County franchisee can provide services?

According to All County's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, a franchisee has the right to provide services to customer account locations situated up to 50 miles from the principal business address of their franchised business. This allowance enables franchisees to extend their service reach beyond their defined territory, potentially capturing a broader customer base. However, this right is specifically for servicing customer account locations, implying that the franchisee's marketing and primary business operations should remain within their designated territory.

This provision is significant for prospective franchisees as it offers an opportunity to serve clients just outside their immediate territory, which can be particularly beneficial in areas where the territory borders densely populated regions or commercial hubs. It is important to note that while franchisees can service accounts within this 50-mile radius, All County retains the right to establish other business offices outside the franchisee's territory.

All County also maintains the right for itself, its affiliates, and other franchisees to conduct radio, television, or other advertising, or service customer accounts inside a franchisee's territory. This means that while a franchisee can extend their services up to 50 miles from their principal business address, they may still face competition within their own territory from other All County entities. This non-exclusive arrangement underscores the importance of effective marketing and customer relationship management for All County franchisees.