Own a restoration franchise in Arizona
You can own a Voda Cleaning & Restoration franchise in Arizona: 4 territories there were open as of November 14, 2026, including areas around Tucson, Flagstaff and Maricopa. Availability changes as new owners sign, so check your ZIP code to see what is open near you today.
118 owners · 300+ awarded territories · Entrepreneur Franchise 500 (2026) · Founded 2009
Which Voda territories are open in Arizona?
These 4 Arizona territories were open as of November 14, 2026. Availability changes, so check a ZIP code for the current picture. Territory size and exact boundaries are set out in our Franchise Disclosure Document, and we walk you through them on an intro call.
| Area | Main towns |
|---|---|
| Flagstaff and Prescott Valley | Flagstaff, Prescott Valley, Prescott, Cottonwood, Chino Valley, Sedona |
| Maricopa and Casa Grande | Maricopa, Casa Grande, San Tan Valley, Florence, Coolidge, Eloy |
| Mesa and Apache Junction | Mesa, Apache Junction, Fountain Hills, Payson, Gold Canyon, Globe |
| Tucson and Vail | Tucson, Vail, Sahuarita, Green Valley |
Some Arizona areas have their own page with more detail:
What is a Voda franchise?
Voda Cleaning & Restoration is a home services franchise that pairs restoration after water, fire and smoke, and mold damage with scheduled carpet and upholstery cleaning under one brand. Voda traces its roots to DNA Fresh Carpet Care, founded in Virginia in 2009; Dragan Krstic is Voda’s Founder. Voda began franchising in March 2023, and its CEO and Co-Founder is Dan Claps.
Today Voda has 118 owners and more than 300 awarded territories in 35 states, and it was named to the Entrepreneur Franchise 500 in 2026. As a Voda owner in Arizona, you lead your own local business and personally supervise it unless Voda agrees otherwise in writing (2026 FDD, Item 15). Your office must be inside your territory and cannot be your residence (2026 FDD, Item 12).
How much does it cost to open a Voda franchise in Arizona?
The estimated total investment for one territory is $209,394 to $379,608, including the $59,500 initial franchise fee (2026 FDD, Item 7, as amended November 10, 2026). Ongoing fees include a royalty of 7% of Gross Revenue with stepped monthly minimums, and a brand fund contribution of 1% in the first year and 2% after (2026 FDD, Item 6).
Voda looks for $75,000 in liquid capital and a $250,000 net worth. Voda is listed in the SBA Franchise Directory, Benetrends is its preferred financing partner, and E-2 visa candidates are welcome. See what a Voda franchise costs and how owners pay for it. Financial performance information is in Item 19 of our Franchise Disclosure Document, which we review with you during the process.
What support do Voda owners get?
Voda owners get initial training through Voda University before opening (2026 FDD, Item 11), a Franchise Success Coach, and a U.S.-based call center that answers customer calls around the clock.
- Voda University: initial training on Voda’s systems before you open (2026 FDD, Item 11).
- Franchise Success Coach: a Voda team member who works with you as you build the business.
- U.S.-based call center: customer calls are answered day and night.
Some things are yours to handle. Voda does not provide hiring assistance, and it does not provide training or support for reconstruction work (2026 FDD, Item 11). See how territories work and the Voda FAQ for more.
Are Voda territories in Arizona protected?
Each Voda territory is a defined area built from ZIP codes. The protections that come with a territory, and their conditions, are described in Item 12 of our Franchise Disclosure Document, which we review with you during the process.
What certifications do I need before training?
You need WRT (water damage), FSRT (fire and smoke), and AMRT or CMR (mold) certifications before initial training starts (2026 FDD, Item 1). We explain the order of steps on your intro call.
How do I check whether my part of Arizona is open?
Enter your ZIP code on our territory check page. The list on this page is a snapshot from November 14, 2026, and territories change as new owners sign, so the ZIP check and an intro call give you the current answer.
How do I get started in Arizona?
Start with an intro call with our franchise development team. From there you review our Franchise Disclosure Document with us, talk with current owners and visit for Discovery Day before any decision to sign. See how to get started.
Ready for the next step? Check whether a Voda territory is open near you or book an intro call with our franchise development team.
Have more Voda franchisee questions? Contact us today, we’re here to help you get started on your exciting new career!