Who is responsible for the permitting process and the actual construction, remodeling and outfitting the premises for a Buns On Fire franchise?

According to the 2025 Buns On Fire Franchise Disclosure Document, the franchisee is responsible for the permitting process and the actual construction, remodeling, and outfitting of the premises. While Buns On Fire does not provide assistance with conforming the premises to local ordinances and building codes or obtaining required permits, they will offer support by answering questions.

This means that prospective Buns On Fire franchisees must manage and bear the costs associated with these aspects of setting up their franchise location. This includes understanding and complying with local regulations, hiring contractors, and ensuring the build-out meets Buns On Fire's system standards.

While Buns On Fire offers support by answering questions, the ultimate responsibility for ensuring the premises are properly permitted, constructed, remodeled, and outfitted lies with the franchisee. This is a common arrangement in franchising, where the franchisee typically handles local regulatory compliance and construction, while the franchisor focuses on brand standards and operational guidelines. Franchisees should factor in these responsibilities and associated costs when evaluating the Buns On Fire franchise opportunity.