General Manager at Crawlspace Medic in Gulfport, MS

This role is designed to move you toward ownership of a real, profitable business in one of the most recession-resistant segments of the home service industry.

Crawlspace Medic is the leading franchise in the crawl space and basement repair space. We're growing, and we're looking for an operator-minded leader to open a local market — someone who thinks like a business owner because they intend to become one.

Who This Is For

You've led teams, managed operations, and driven results. But you've hit a ceiling. You're executing someone else's vision and you know you're capable of more. You want skin in the game.

This role is for the leader who is done being managed and ready to build something that's actually theirs. You don't need capital on day one — you need the discipline, the drive, and the leadership track record to earn your way into ownership.

If you're looking for a job to collect a paycheck and follow a checklist, this isn't it. If you're looking for a vehicle to build something meaningful under a proven system — with a clear path to owning it — keep reading.

The Role

As General Manager, you will run the day-to-day operations of a Crawlspace Medic franchise location — accountable for the full business: people, performance, and profit. You'll operate within a proven playbook, but you'll own the outcomes.

Your responsibilities include:

• Setting and executing local growth strategy
• Building, developing, and retaining a high-performing field team
• Owning P&L performance, KPIs, and unit economics
• Holding people to clear standards
• Driving system-based execution with consistency and discipline
• Representing the Crawlspace Medic brand with integrity in your market

The Ownership Path

This role is structured with a specific outcome in mind: you operate the business, grow it, and buy into ownership. An investor funds the franchise. You run it. As the business performs, you have the opportunity to buy out your investor and become the franchisee. This is the model — and we have 35 operational units to prove it.