What is the Bumble Roofing franchisee's territory defined as in the Successor Franchise Agreement?

According to Bumble Roofing's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the franchisee's territory in the Successor Franchise Agreement consists of a "Household Limit" of 100,000 single-family households within a specific geographical location. This designated area is detailed in Attachment A of the Franchise Agreement, which outlines the boundaries and population base of the territory.

Bumble Roofing uses the most recent population information available from the U.S. Census Data or other statistical sources of their choosing to determine the number of single-family households. This means the territory's exact geographical size can vary depending on population density and how Bumble Roofing interprets the census data.

It's important to note that while franchisees are granted a territory, Bumble Roofing retains several rights that can impact the franchisee's exclusivity. Bumble Roofing can use the Marks and System for operations outside the Territory, utilize other trademarks, offer services through alternative channels, and use websites with domain names incorporating "Bumble Roofing". Additionally, Bumble Roofing can modify the territory size when a franchisee executes a Successor Franchise Agreement to conform to then-current standards for new franchisees, potentially adjusting for population changes or different calculation methods. Franchisees may also be granted permission to service an adjacent, unsold territory at Bumble Roofing's discretion, but must relinquish it if that territory is sold to another franchisee.