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Bloomin’ Blinds, Tucson, Arizona: $199,999 USD
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Cash Flow Tops $200K + Nearly 500 Five-Star Reviews

Bloomin’ Blinds franchise for sale in Tucson, Arizona

List Price: $199,999 USD

Key Facts

Annual Gross Revenue

$685,942 USD

Cash Flow (SDE)

$200,000 – $300,000

Seasonal Business

No

Value of Inventory

$0

Value of Assets

Less than $25,000

Year Established

2020

Business Operates From

My home

Location Is

N/A

Approx. Monthly Rent

N/A

Total Employees

Less than 10

1–3 Months

Transition
Support

None

Price/Terms
Flexibility

Some

Seller financing Available

Full-time

Owner
Involvement

About this Business

Cash flow has climbed to more than $200K over the last 12 months, backed by nearly 500 five-star reviews, repeat clients, and a strong referral network. This home-based window covering business offers proven income with room to grow.

The business provides window covering sales, repairs, and installations across a large and growing Tucson market. Over the last 12 months, it generated $685,942 in revenue and $202,814 in cash flow.

Repair work often leads to larger product sales, creating a steady pipeline of repeat opportunities. The large exclusive territory gives a new owner room to grow by adding installers, sales support, or subcontractors to serve more customers.

This opportunity is well suited for a growth-minded owner who can build on an established reputation and referral network rather than starting from scratch. Couples often thrive in this model, with one person focused on customer relationships and design while the other oversees installations and scheduling.

Seller financing may be available for qualified buyers. Inquire through the platform only. Buyers will be required to complete pre-qualification and an NDA via email from Franchise Flippers.

Growth opportunities

This franchise is built on a large, underpenetrated Tucson territory that already supports nearly $700K in annual revenue. The current owner-operator structure naturally limits capacity. Adding dedicated sales focus and subcontracted installers would expand production and coverage. With nearly 500 five-star reviews and a strong repair-to-replacement pipeline already in place, a growth-minded operator has a clear, execution-driven path to scale.

Owner's Day-to-Day Involvement

Full time owner operator

Franchise Accolades & Awards

Locally, this Tucson-area franchise has earned the Readers Choice Award from the Arizona Daily Star for two consecutive years, reflecting strong community recognition and customer trust.

Asset Description

The sale price includes all of the assets required to operate the business, including a complete set of tools, two iPads, two measuring lasers, and product sample sets. Everything needed to continue operations is included. These assets are valued at approximately $5,000. The seller currently operates with a leased 2023 Ford Transit. The vehicle may be transferable if desired, though many buyers may choose to secure their own van based on preference and financing.

Reason for Selling

Other Opportunities

Why I Love My Franchise

Corporate support is responsive and genuinely helpful, providing confidence when navigating operations or customer issues. The brand is well recognized and backed by a tech-forward, proven operating model that is built to scale. Just as valuable is the collaborative franchisee network, where owners actively share insights and best practices, creating a strong peer-driven learning environment.

About Bloomin’ Blinds

Bloomin’ Blinds is a window treatment franchise offering custom blinds, shades, shutters, draperies and motorized window coverings to residential and commercial customers. The brand was founded in 2001 by three brothers, grew for years as a family-owned business, and began franchising in 2014.

The model is built around mobile, in-home service. Rather than a retail showroom, franchisees run service vans that bring samples and consultations directly to the customer, keeping inventory needs low. Bloomin’ Blinds is also one of the few operators that handles ongoing repair and maintenance of existing window coverings, not just new installation, giving it a service line many competitors leave uncovered.

The network spans more than 150 territories nationwide and has been in an accelerated growth phase. In 2024 the brand appointed Jeff Wharton as CEO and introduced BloomScale, an AI-assisted operating platform, alongside a partnership with motorization specialist Somfy.

Franchisee Support

Bloomin' Blinds trains incoming owners through four weeks of online instruction followed by two weeks of in-person training covering sales, installation and repair. Ongoing support includes dedicated business coaching, a Franchisee Advisory Council and a support team available 24/7 to owners, general managers and technicians. Franchisees operate on CRM and scheduling software and the BloomScale AI platform introduced to improve efficiency and profitability. Resale buyers should confirm what onboarding and BloomScale access transfers to a new owner and whether existing technicians retain their training.

Brand Accolades & Awards

Bloomin' Blinds ranked #66 on Entrepreneur's 2025 Fastest-Growing Franchises list and appears in Entrepreneur's Franchise 500 within the home-improvement category. It was also named to Franchise Business Review's Top 200 Franchises for 2026, a ranking based on franchisee satisfaction, and maintains strong customer review scores across its locations. For resale buyers, brand-level recognition should be weighed alongside the specific territory's local reputation, online reviews and referral base.

Industry / Market

The U.S. blinds and shades market was valued at roughly $4.64 billion in 2025, part of a North American window coverings sector growing at a high-single-digit annual rate. Demand is supported by home-improvement spending, interest in energy-efficient and light-controlling treatments, and the shift toward motorized and smart-home shading. Because coverings also wear and break, the repair and replacement cycle adds demand beyond new installs. For resale buyers, local housing stock and remodeling activity in the territory shape how much of that demand is reachable.

Ideal Owner

The model suits a hands-on local operator comfortable with in-home consultative selling and building customer relationships. No window-covering experience is required; the brand positions itself as accessible to first-time owners, with training covering the technical side. As the business grows, the owner's focus shifts toward scheduling work, managing installation and repair technicians and driving local marketing. Strong organisation, customer focus and a willingness to be visible in the local market matter more than a design or industry background.