A Shear Inspiration Salon & Day Spa
Clark Fork, ID
Sole Proprietorship
Founded: 1998
Employees: 3
Contractors: 4
Asking Price $162,000 (excludes building)
Building: optional
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I drive more than 2 hours each way to get to the only salon I trust with my amazing colors and cuts.
I love working at A Shear Inspiration. This place is our home and we’re all very excited about the future for the salon.
Through all the years I haven’t found a better place that provides the highest level of quality but also keeps that close-knit family feel.
Seller is ready to share the following
Market based valuation report
Key financial and tax returns
Documentation of key systems
Employee summary
Details on customer base
Contact seller to learn more
From the owner . . .
When I moved to Clark Fork, ID after selling a successful hair salon in Southern California, there was only one other salon in town. After visiting it, I knew I could morally never work there. I prayed about it and decided to rent a little house on the main drag, hang up a sign, get a few supplies and see if I could make a living with no clientele. Or at least break even for a while.
From day one, God blessed my little one chair salon, and it gently took off. The lovely town’s people were welcoming and supportive. So I bought the building and did a cute complete exterior/interior remodel, and then the other salon in town closed it doors.
After a while, another stylist wanted to join me, so I put in a second station. Business became so good I needed to remodel the interior and make room for two more hair stations, adding a facial massage room, and mani/pedi room. When the pandemic hit I was truly glad that I had expanded as Idaho was pretty open and the population really grew and so did the need for our services. And at that time I did a complete exterior makeover to reflect our bright new future.
For me, it’s always been about serving the community and accommodating other technicians in making a rewarding living. Now, 26 years later here, and 50 years in the beauty business, it’s time to turn the reins over to someone with more energy and a desire to make their own legacy. God has truly blessed me in the journey, from just me, to having four other cosmetologists, two part-time estheticians, one nail tech and two part-time receptionist.