Crawl Space Ninja of Toledo, OH

It starts from the ground up to create a healthy home. Likewise, a healthy business starts from the ground up. As a franchise opportunity in an underserved sector of the home-improvement and home-repair industry, Crawl Space Ninja is unique. The United States has millions of homes with crawl spaces or basements today, and hundreds of thousands more are being built every year. Because of the dynamic real estate market, the need for inspections, renovations, and unexpected emergencies, Crawl Space Ninja is now available to qualified franchise owners.

After Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati, Toledo is the fourth-largest city in Ohio and 79th-largest city in the United States according to the 2020 census. The Toledo metropolitan area has a population of 643,724 and its port is the fifth busiest in the Great Lakes and the 54th largest in the United States. It was originally incorporated as part of Monroe County, Michigan Territory, in 1833. After the Toledo War, it was reincorporated in Ohio. A railway line between New York City and Chicago allowed Toledo to grow quickly after the Miami and Erie Canal was completed in 1845. As a result of the arrival of the first glass manufacturers in the 1880s, Toledo earned the nickname: "The Glass City." The city now has a vibrant art community, auto assembly businesses, education, thriving healthcare, and well-supported sports teams. Toledo's downtown has been transformed into a bustling entertainment district as a result of major revitalization efforts. Toledo's median household income is $53,600. At least 45,000 of the 303,804 homes in Toledo have crawl spaces.

Toledo was a major port city on the Great Lakes before the industrial revolution. Industrial manufacturing became the city's most notable characteristic after the automobile was invented. In the 20th century, Kirk Automobiles started manufacturing automobiles in metropolitan Toledo, and both General Motors and Chrysler had plants there. Throughout the 20th century, Jeep was Toledo's largest employer. University of Toledo plays an important role in the city's healthcare industry's prominence. There are four Fortune 500 companies located in the metro area: Dana Holding Corporation, Owens Corning, The Andersons, and Owens Illinois. ProMedica, headquartered in Toledo, is one of the Fortune 1000 companies. Fifth Third Bank's Northwest Ohio headquarters is located at One SeaGate.

The Great Lakes region, including Toledo, has a humid continental climate characterized by four distinct seasons. Lake Erie moderates the climate somewhat, especially in late spring and fall when air and water temperatures differ the most. During the winter, however, this effect is lessened since Lake Erie (unlike the other Great Lakes) usually freezes over, accompanied by westerly winds. Heat and moisture are brought to the city in the summer by prevailing winds over the lake. It is very hot and humid in the summer, with an average temperature of 75.4 °F in July and temperatures of 90 °F or higher on 18.8 days of the year. With a January mean temperature of 27.5 °F and lows at or below 0 °F on 5.6 nights, winters are cold and snowy. Even though precipitation is common year-round, spring is usually the wettest month. January and February usually clear up after the lake freezes in November and December. Humidity breeds mold, allergens, and other pollutants. The conditions are perfect for crawl space encapsulation sales.