Fibrenew North Provo-Lehi
Fibrenew franchise for sale in Provo, Utah
List Price: $89,000 USDKey Facts
Annual Gross Revenue
N/A (undeveloped)
Seasonal Business
No
Value of Inventory
Upon Inquiry
Value of Assets
Upon Inquiry
Year Established
2022
Business Operates From
My home
Location Is
N/A
Approx. Monthly Rent
N/A
Total Employees
Less than 10
About this Business
Are you looking for a business that offers flexibility, creativity, and the satisfaction of restoring what people love? Look no further than this established Fibrenew franchise – a home-based, mobile leather, plastic, and vinyl restoration business with a solid customer base and outstanding support from the franchisor.
About the Owner & Business:
Before joining Fibrenew, I owned a laser engraving business and have always found joy in detailed, hands-on work. What drew me to Fibrenew was the unique combination of artistic satisfaction and business ownership. There’s something incredibly rewarding about taking something worn or damaged and making it look great again. The best part? I’ve had the freedom to set my own schedule and build a business that fits my life, not the other way around.
Growth opportunities
Most of my work is in automotive and residential furniture repair, with consistent jobs in marine and RVs. There’s untapped opportunity in medical, dental, and aviation sectors, especially with a new children’s hospital and regional airport expansion underway. And with unclaimed territory nearby—including the state capital—there’s serious room for expansion if desired.
Owner's Day-to-Day Involvement
As the owner of a Fibrenew franchise, you’re both the technician and the business operator. Your core responsibilities include restoring leather, plastic, and vinyl across various industries such as furniture, automotive, medical, marine, and commercial. You’ll manage your schedule, respond to customer inquiries, and travel to job sites to perform hands-on repairs.
Additional Info
Listed at: $89,000 Visit Fibrenew North Provo-Lehi's website: www.fibrenew.com/northprovo Learn more about Fibrenew’s system: www.fibrenew.com/franchising What makes this franchise unique: Fibrenew has a highly regarded reputation in our industry. With our large footprint across the country, our consistent product innovations throughout the years, to our gleaming reputation online, we are considered the leaders in our category. In fact, Entrepreneur Magazine ranked Fibrenew #1 in the leather
Asset Description
Included in the resale price - 2014 GMC Acadia
Reason for Selling
After careful consideration, I’ve decided to sell the business in order to pursue other exciting opportunities. While I’ve truly enjoyed building and operating this franchise, I’m ready to explore new ventures and focus on the next chapter of my professional journey.
Why I Love My Franchise
To a Future Owner: If you’re considering buying my Fibrenew franchise, know this: I’ll do everything I can to help you succeed. You’ll be backed by a phenomenal corporate team, a well-established territory, and a business model that offers real freedom and potential. I’m looking forward to finding someone who will love it as much as I have.
About Fibrenew
Fibrenew is a mobile service franchise specializing in the repair, restoration, and renewal of leather, plastic, vinyl, fabric, and upholstery. Technicians work on-site across a broad mix of markets, including automotive, residential, commercial, medical, marine, and aviation. Customers range from homeowners with a worn leather sofa or car interior to businesses, clinics, restaurants, and lodges that need damaged surfaces restored rather than replaced.
Founded in 1985 and franchising since 1987, Fibrenew has grown to more than 300 locations worldwide, across the US, Canada, Mexico, and several international markets. The company has been family-owned since Michael and Fran Wilson acquired it in 1994. Fibrenew manufactures its own proprietary product line and has developed the repair techniques and color-matching technology its technicians use in the field, which it positions as the core of its advantage.
The model is mobile and home-based: franchisees operate from a branded service vehicle rather than a storefront, working a protected territory. With multiple service verticals and a green, replacement-alternative message, the business draws revenue from both one-off jobs and ongoing commercial accounts.
Franchisee Support
Initial training is 70 hours of classroom instruction delivered over two weeks at Fibrenew's Canadian head office, plus on-the-job training as needed to build hands-on repair skill. Ongoing support includes proprietary business software, a franchisee intranet, regular newsletters, and meetings and conventions. Marketing support covers national media, SEO, email and social campaigns, and ad templates owners can localize. Buyers of an existing Fibrenew unit should confirm what transfer training and software access the franchisor provides to incoming ownership, given the technical, color-matching nature of the work.
Brand Accolades & Awards
Fibrenew has ranked in Entrepreneur's Franchise 500 since 2017 and was named the #1 leather and vinyl repair franchise in the 2026 list, with recognition in its fastest-growing, home-based/mobile, and under-$100,000 categories. Franchise Business Review has repeatedly honored the brand, including 2025–2026 recognition for franchisee satisfaction, culture, innovation, veterans, and women in franchising, plus a Top 200 Franchises placement for 2026. Fibrenew is also a long-standing member of the International Franchise Association. For resale buyers, brand recognition should be weighed alongside a territory's local reviews and referrals.
Industry / Market
Fibrenew operates in the US furniture repair and reupholstery market, valued at around $2.0 billion in 2026 (IBISWorld), alongside adjacent demand in automotive, marine, and commercial restoration. The category is driven by the cost advantage of repair over replacement, which strengthens when households and businesses tighten budgets, plus growing interest in sustainable, waste-reducing alternatives. Demand spreads across many verticals rather than one, which can cushion local slowdowns. For resale buyers, the durability of a unit's commercial accounts and referral base signals how well a territory captures this demand.
Ideal Owner
Fibrenew suits hands-on, detail-oriented operators who enjoy skilled craft work and direct customer contact. No prior trade experience is required—owners come from teaching, engineering, sales, and many other backgrounds—but candidates must be willing to master the company's repair and color-matching techniques during training. Because the work depends on precise color matching, owners cannot be color blind. The role blends fieldwork with local marketing and relationship-building, so comfort developing commercial accounts and managing a mobile schedule matters as much as manual skill.








