Prince George

2024 Population: 97,657

A thriving northern hub with growing demand for restoration services

Why Prince George?

• Central hub for Northern BC with regional reach
• Strong year-round demand for fire and water damage restoration
• Underserved market with high growth potential
• Ideal for community-driven, locally trusted businesses

Kamloops

2024 Population: 104,460

A vibrant Interior BC regional center with strong restoration service potential

Why Kamloops?

• Strategic location at the crossroads of major highways and rail, serving as a gateway to surrounding communities
• Consistent year-round demand for fire, water, and storm damage restoration
• Expanding population creating increased residential and commercial service needs
• Opportunity for a locally trusted business to dominate an underserved market
  

Lloydminster

2024 Population: 21,100

A unique Border City hub bridging two provinces and ripe for restoration-service expansion

Why Lloydminster?

• Strategically positioned on the Alberta–Saskatchewan border, serving as a gateway for both provinces
• Stable, medium-sized market with a growing population and strong regional demand 
• Petroleum, agriculture, and refinery-driven economy drives year-round need for fire, water, and environmental restoration
• Underserved restoration market with opportunity to become a trusted local provider across jurisdictions
  

Brandon

2024 Population: 21,100

A resilient Prairie hub with diversified industry and strong restoration demand

Why Brandon?

• Serves as the primary trade, healthcare, and education hub for southwestern Manitoba and southeastern Saskatchewan, with a regional reach exceeding 190,000 people 
  
• Economy anchored by agriculture, food processing, transportation, manufacturing, and energy—offering stable, year-round business and residential restoration demand 
  
• Growing population—adding over 5,000 residents (about 8%) from 2022 to 2024—drives increased housing and infrastructure needs 
  
• Restoration market includes established competitors but remains underserved—opportunities exist to establish a trusted, locally-driven franchise presence
  

Pembroke

2024 Population: 14,762

A gateway to the Ottawa Valley, perfectly positioned for local restoration growth

Why Pembroke?

• Serves as a significant commercial and service hub for Renfrew County, offering wide regional influence across Eastern Ontario 
• Steady population growth, signalling rising demand for restoration services 
• Economy anchored by forestry, manufacturing, military (nearby CFB Petawawa), and tourism, providing diverse, year-round demand for fire and water damage restoration 
• Underserved restoration market with ample opportunity to become the go-to, community-trusted franchise provider
  

Rive-Nord

2024 Population: 555,700

A rapidly expanding suburban region north of Montreal, with strong potential for restoration service growth

Why Rive-Nord?

• Encompasses 20+ municipalities in the Laurentides and Lanaudière regions just north of the Rivière des Mille-Îles - forming a large, contiguous market adjacent to Montreal
• Significant population base ensures ample commercial and residential restoration demand
• A well-established yet fiercely competitive home-services scene, offering opportunity for a franchise to stand out through prompt, trusted service delivery
• Strong commuter and residential growth as an overflow region from Montreal—suggesting escalating infrastructural and restoration needs year-round
  

Rive-Sud

2024 Population: 837,685

A dynamic South Montreal suburban region with expanding restoration service needs

Why Rive-Sud?

• A highly populous, continuously growing suburban expanse directly across from Montreal that serves as a major residential and commercial extension of the metro core 
• Diverse mix of communities—from Longueuil to Brossard, Chambly, and beyond—generates strong, year-round demand for fire, water, and disaster restoration services 
• Fragmented municipal structure and rapidly evolving home-service networks offer ripe opportunity for a trusted franchise to unify regional service and build loyal local partnerships
• Strategically adjacent to Montreal—with well-established road and transit connections—facilitating efficient service delivery and regional scalability
  

Eastern Townships

2024 Population: 320,000

A scenic and culturally rich Quebec region with rising demand for restoration services

Why Eastern Townships?

• Large regional population base spread across Estrie, making it a substantial market for residential and commercial restoration services 
• Strategic geography just an hour from Montréal and bordering the U.S. (Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine), offering expansive market reach and strong tourism-driven demand 
• Diverse local economy—agriculture, tourism, forestry, light manufacturing, and educational institutions drive steady, year-round need for restoration work 
• Fragmented service landscapes, with many small towns and villages (e.g., Sherbrooke, Magog, Granby, Coaticook) that could greatly benefit from a dependable, franchise-backed restoration provider positioning itself as a trusted local partner
  

Granby

2024 Population: 71,815

A growing Eastern Townships centre with vibrant commerce and solid restoration prospects

Why Granby?

• Positioned midway between Montreal and Sherbrooke along Autoroute 10, Granby serves as a vital regional trade and service hub
  
• City experiencing steady growth—rising from 69,025 in 2021 to around 71,800 in 2024—indicating escalating residential and commercial infrastructure needs
  
• Diverse economy anchored by textile, lumber, dairy, manufacturing, tourism (notably the Granby Zoo), and regional shopping centers—driving constant demand for fire, water, and disaster restoration services
  
• Restoration market remains ripe for expansion—local presence by a trusted franchise could fill a vital service gap and establish strong community ties
  

Sherbrooke

2024 Population: 184,667

A major Eastern Townships regional hub, brimming with institutional and commercial restoration opportunities

Why Sherbrooke?

• The primary economic, cultural, and institutional center of Estrie, earning its nickname “Queen of the Eastern Townships” 
• Population has grown significantly—from 172,950 in 2021 to an estimated 184,667 by late 2024 
• A diversified economy anchored in education (8 institutions, ~40,000 students), healthcare, manufacturing, and services, providing consistent year-round demand for restoration services 
• Strong regional influence, modern infrastructure, and growing housing needs (amid an existing housing pressure) create abundant opportunity for a trusted local franchise presence 
  

Centre-du-Quebec

2024 Population: 263,549

A strategically positioned manufacturing and agricultural heartland primed for restoration-service growth

Why Centre-du-Québec?

• Strong population base with sustained growth—forecasted to rise around 6.4% between 2021 and 2026, outpacing Quebec’s average growth 
• Diversified economy including food processing, metal products, machinery, furniture, paper, transport equipment, life sciences, agriculture, and forestry—providing consistent, year-round restoration needs across sectors 
• Regional reach and connectivity: centrally located between Montreal and Quebec City, with major towns like Drummondville, Victoriaville, and Bécancour serving as high-traffic hubs 
• Opportunity for a trusted local franchise: multiple mid-sized service areas and a fragmented provider landscape makes it ripe for establishing a dependable, regional restoration presence
  

Mauricie

2024 Population: 288,354

A centrally located Quebec region with steady growth and strong restoration service potential

Why Mauricie?

• Includes major cities like Trois-Rivières, Shawinigan, and La Tuque, serving as a hub for central Quebec
• Diverse economy in manufacturing, public services, and tourism drives year-round demand
• Growing population and infrastructure projects create expanding service opportunities
• Ideal market for a trusted, community-focused restoration business
  

Sud Est Quebec

2024 Population: 455,812

A thriving southeastern Quebec region with strong growth and diverse restoration opportunities

Why Sud-Est Québec?

• Central location between Quebec City and the U.S. border, offering access to both urban and rural markets
• Steady year-round demand driven by industrial, agricultural, and residential sectors
• Rapid population growth fueled by migration, creating increased service needs
• Ideal market for a community-driven, locally trusted restoration business
  

Levis

2024 Population: 159,436

A thriving South Shore city with rapid growth and strong restoration service demand

Why Lévis?

• Strategic location directly across the St. Lawrence from Quebec City, with excellent road and ferry connections
• Diverse economy in manufacturing, retail, education, and healthcare fueling year-round service needs
• Rapid population growth driven by migration and urban expansion, increasing demand for restoration services
• Ideal for a locally trusted franchise to capture both urban and surrounding suburban markets
  

Grand Falls-Windsor

2024 Population: 13,645

A central Newfoundland hub with strong regional reach and growing restoration opportunities

Why Grand Falls–Windsor?

• Largest service and commercial center in Central Newfoundland, serving over 70 surrounding communities
• Diverse economy in healthcare, education, tourism, and small business services creating year-round demand
• Strategic location along the Trans-Canada Highway ensuring excellent accessibility for service delivery
• Underserved market ready for a community-driven, locally trusted restoration business