We are looking for driven individuals who want to start their profitable business in the next 2 months.

Watch the 4 minute video below for how we can help you realize your goals.

Organized Garage provides the resources, tools, and support to start a successful garage remodeling business.

Partnering with a traditional franchisor to start a business requires a substantial financial investment and significant risk.

At Organized Garage, we reject this premise. We have the resources, tools, and community needed to start a business for less than $30k.

No marketing fees, vendor restrictions, or rules.

Your business, your way.

Garage Storage is Booming — Here’s How You Can Cash In

The US garage storage market is worth over $10 billion and growing every year. Homeowners are spending thousands to upgrade their garages — and they’re looking for professionals to do the work. With minimal startup costs and fast-turnaround jobs, this is one of the easiest home service businesses to break into.

$10B+ Market: Growing every year

$2,000–$10,000+ per Job: Even for simple installs

Low Startup Costs: Tools + know-how + our plan = ready to go

Our Support System


Establishing Your Business

We provide the support for getting your business off the ground, covering everything from name selection to marketing plans. Removing the hurdles allows you to start selling as quickly as possible!


Garage Remodeling Best Practices

Having supported over 25 affiliates, we have the playbook needed to run your business. Our experience helps you succeed in the key parts of your business: quoting projects, sourcing vendors, and project management.


Continued Support

One of the most valuable offerings is our growing affiliate network. Group calls, shared best practices, a supportive network sustain enduring success, and negotiated deep industry discounts on EVERYTHING a business needs.


What other affiliates are saying from across the U.S.

“I have been involved with small business for the better part of 30 years and I can tell that [OG] is the real deal.” — T. Chamberlin