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Studio Home Launches National Franchise Model

Studio Home, formerly known as Studio Shed, has launched a national franchise model designed to bring faster, more predictable prefabricated, panelized housing solutions to regional markets across the country.

The model pairs the company’s established product, brand, and operational systems with local operators who can navigate regional permitting, site conditions, construction dynamics, and customer relationships.

“Over the last 17 years, we’ve proven our panelized building system works in all 50 states, and franchising is how we scale that the right way,” says Mike Koenig, co-founder of Studio Home. “Project success is inherently local. When strong local ownership controls the project end to end, everything improves—timelines move faster, margins strengthen, and the customer experience is better.”

Franchisees gain access to a complete precision-engineered business system, including pre-construction support, centralized logistics, technical training, marketing resources, and territory development guidance.

The company expects qualified partners to be able to launch in as little as 60 to 90 days, with Discovery Day experiences at its Colorado facility serving as a key part of the recruitment process.

Franchise partners have access to:

  • Flexible territory growth opportunities, including residential, developer, and multi-unit applications.
  • Marketing and lead generation support through a complete operating platform, including CRM, pre-construction, and site-planning workflow management.
  • Centralized supply-chain logistics with precision-engineered, flat-packed kits delivered directly to the site.
  • Technical training and certification on Studio Home’s panelized assembly system.
  • Pre-construction support, including site feasibility, code review, and architectural site plans.

“We’ve engineered the friction out of construction,” says Jeremy Nova, co-founder of Studio Home. “Traditional building is often too slow, too fragmented, and too unpredictable for today’s housing demand. Our new model gives local partners the ability to deliver better housing solutions faster, with the precision and support they need.”

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