Roosters vs Men's Hair House Franchise Comparison

After 30 years as a barber, Joe Grondin opened the first Roosters Men's Grooming Center in Lapeer, Michigan, in 1999. Roosters franchises offer men's haircuts, shaves and other grooming services in a traditional barbershop setting. In 2011, Roosters became part of Regis Corp., which franchises multiple other hair care franchises, including Supercuts, Cost Cutters and Pro-Cuts.

#448 in Franchise 500 for 2020.

There is nothing quite like the Men’s Hair House vibe, and we’ll show you how you can replicate it in your own location(s) - so that customers are sure to feel it, as soon as they walk through your front doors. Leather armchairs will greet your customers in the lounge area featuring big-screen TVs, complimentary peanuts, refreshing beverages, and men’s magazines. As a men’s salon franchise owner, you can do it all: be your own boss, cultivate your team’s and your business’ growth, and meet the growing demand for men’s salon services! And whether you have experience in the salon industry or not, or even if you currently own a salon or barbershop and are looking to take it to the next level, Men’s Hair House provides you with the business model, tools, and support you need to run an efficient and effective men’s salon franchise operation. Find out more about how you provide best-in-class men’s salon services - as you operate your own Men’s Hair House franchise.

The total investment necessary to begin operation of a Men’s Hair House start-up franchise is $186,170 to $351,770. This includes $28,000 that must be paid to the franchisor and/or its affiliate, as appropriate. The total investment necessary to begin operation of a Men’s Hair House conversion franchise is $159,310 to $311,170. This includes $22,400 that must be paid to the franchisor and/or its affiliate, as appropriate.