Territory
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How is a Polar Tint franchise territory defined?
How your territory is protected.
Each award is a Designated Territory mapped around the shop, typically sized by the population-and-radius cap in FDD Item 12 — the lesser of the two — so denser metros get more compact zones while suburban and rural markets get larger ones. Boundaries are set at award and written into your franchise agreement.
The territory is not exclusive: you may face competition from other Polar Tint franchisees, from outlets Polar Tint owns, or from other channels of distribution (FDD Item 12).
During the term of the franchise agreement, and provided you are not in default of your obligations to Polar Tint or its affiliates, Polar Tint will not open, or grant another franchisee the right to open, a Polar Tint franchise in that territory, subject to the rights Polar Tint reserves in FDD Item 12. Polar Tint awards territories to applicants who meet its then-current standards (FDD Item 1).
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How territories work
Mapped, protected, and yours.
We're explicit about how territory awards work because most franchise contracts are not.
What the protection covers
Polar Tint will not open or franchise another Polar Tint location inside your Designated Territory while your agreement is in effect and you are not in default. The territory is not exclusive: FDD Item 12 reserves rights inside it, including franchises at non-traditional sites such as airports and hotels, and sales through other channels.
Adding locations
Each additional location needs Polar Tint's approval and its own franchise agreement, signed on its own or under a Multi-Unit Development Agreement. A single-unit agreement grants no option or right of first refusal on additional franchises (FDD Item 12).
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