Emergency Preparedness And Disaster Service Business

Emergency Preparedness And Disaster Service Business Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 8th, 2024

When disaster strikes, will your community be ready? Starting an emergency preparedness and disaster service business involves helping individuals, families, and organizations prepare for and respond to emergencies effectively.

This business offers consultations, training sessions, and essential readiness kits to ensure clients are equipped for unexpected events like natural disasters, power outages, or pandemics. You could also offer recovery services, assisting in the aftermath of such incidents.

The need for robust preparedness is more evident than ever, making this a timely and impactful venture. If you’re passionate about safety and community well-being, this could be a fulfilling and profitable business to explore.

Building a network of trusted suppliers and experts in fields like first aid and logistics is essential for success. The real work involves continual learning and staying updated on best practices and regulations, but the societal benefits are undeniably rewarding.

In this list, you'll find real-world emergency preparedness and disaster service business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a emergency preparedness and disaster service business that makes money.

1. Outdoor Adventure Solutions Inc Shower Toga ($300K/year)

Kressa, the founder of Shower Toga, came up with the idea for her waterproof changing garment after struggling to clean up after Spartan Races. Realizing there was no efficient solution, she invented the Shower Toga and launched a successful Kickstarter campaign to bring it to the mass market. Despite having no prior experience in retail or product development, Kressa persevered and created a high-quality, lightweight, and versatile product that has since gained popularity in outdoor and healthcare industries.

How much money it makes: $300K/year
How much did it cost to start: $30K
How many people on the team: 0

Traveling In An RV To Promote Our $240K/Year Waterproof Changing Garment [As Seen On Shark Tank]

Shower Toga, the world's first and only waterproof changing garment, invented by Kressa, has found success in the outdoor hygiene market, with notable sales to camping, surfing, and healthcare workers for decon, and the company recently donated $100,000 in Shower Togas to healthcare workers and first responders.

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