Territory
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Each award is a Designated Territory mapped around the shop, 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, written into your franchise agreement, and held for the renewable initial term; no other Polar Tint franchisee is granted a location inside it. We award by qualified-applicant order.
How is a Polar Tint franchise territory defined?
How your territory is protected.
Each award is a Designated Territory mapped around the shop, 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, written into your franchise agreement, and held for the renewable initial term; no other Polar Tint franchisee is granted a location inside it.
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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.
Territory size
Each award is a Designated Territory mapped around the shop, 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, written into your franchise agreement, and held for the renewable initial term; no other Polar Tint franchisee is granted a location inside it.
No adjacent placements
Because the population-and-radius cap is baked into every award, two Polar Tint shops are never placed within each other's protected area. The math prevents cannibalization in every market type.
Right of first refusal
As your shop matures, you have the right of first refusal to develop additional Polar Tint locations within your region — before any outside applicant is considered.
Your market's status
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The map above is updated weekly but not in real-time. The fastest way to confirm your specific zip code is to apply — we'll reply within one business day.
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