The home inspection service franchise continues to invest in technology.
HomeTeam Inspection Service reports that it has grown to more than 200 locations.
The home inspection franchise also said that it witnessed a 10% increase in year-over-year revenue in 2025 with more than 80% of franchisees seeing either sales growth or stable sales compared to the prior year.
“Every single month of this year was up in revenue over last year; we didn’t have a single ‘down’ month,” said Matt Cook, director of operations at HomeTeam Inspection Service. “Our entire company is up 10 percent on the year, and 82 percent of our owners are even or up on last year. We’re thrilled to see that level of stability and success across our network.”
HomeTeam also grew its footprint throughout the year, welcoming new franchise owners in North Seattle; Northern Virginia; Douglas County, Colorado; Southern Tier, New York; Northwest Indiana; Camden County, New Jersey; Southwest Chicago; and Stockton and East Sacramento, California.
The brand is a full-service, independent home inspection franchise serving home buyers, sellers and real estate agents. HomeTeam provides inspections on both residential and commercial property, focusing on electrical and plumbing systems, HVAC, exterior and siding, gutters and drainage, mold inspections, and air quality reports.
HomeTeam said it also focused heavily on internal infrastructure last year, including investments in technology partnerships and the integration of AI-powered defect recognition tools in report-writing software to drive an even more efficient inspection process.
“We’re seeing transactions increase, and mortgage applications have hit new highs for the year,” Cook said. “All our data suggests a stable winter and a busy spring. This year, for our team, has been focused on rebuilding and revamping so that, when the market comes back strong, we’re already fine-tuned and ready to go.”
Looking toward 2026, Cook says the team continues to build on its momentum for another great year.
“Simply put, next year, we’re looking forward to continued growth,” he said. “We’ll continue to grow our footprint, and we’ll also continue working toward growth as an organization. The industry landscape is changing, and we’re adjusting our strategy to stay ahead of the curve. We’re making significant investments in digital advertising and other initiatives to drive inspection volume independently, ensuring our franchise owners are well-positioned to capture steady revenue regardless of broader industry shifts.”
