How I’d start a $1M home service business from my computer in 2024

This is exactly what I would do if I was starting a remote home service business in 2024. Whether you're starting fresh or looking to pivot, this guide has everything you need to start and grow a service business fully from your computer.

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[ndanatswa]

I recently watched your video, "7 Side Hustles for Beginners, " and I wanted to thank you for being so helpful and straight to the point. Your insights got me thinking about the services I can offer based on my skills. You've earned a new subscriber. Thank you, Tim Richard.

[dizzyaaron]

This was a great video brother. No fluff, TONS of value. Was looking to see how you would generate the leads, and you had a great system once again. Thank you for sharing and may God Bless you brother! 🙏

[JESSICADAVENPORT-ohye]

Thank you for explaining the links as well as this entire process so well. I finally understand and that is thanks to your explanations and examples for each!

[riceizlife]

This guy actually gives legitimate advice. Not bad sir. Not bad.

[DestinationJapan]

Awesome video man, your channel is highly underrated

[lpericak]

I have a question: Let's say you send a contractor to a job and they do not show up and you do not have another person available. The customer calls you, livid. They want a someone new to do the job and they want a discount as well. What do you do?

[ChristopherSiefken-wv]

I own a construction company and have been scouring the internet for something to give me more time with my family, time to pursue the charities I want, & do the things my heart really wants to (my artwork), I am going to focus my energy on this now. I already have a similar set up

[Taylor-kdlr]

This was fantastic Tim. YOu honestly have some of the best ideas that you can actually make money with. I like how you explain everything clearly and concisely. This video was well done!!

[markrusso]

I think I've learned more about SEO here than I have from my paid SEO course.

[Radioonatable]

Thanks Tim for your work here on Youtube. Could you help us to understand where the best place to publish the blogs to referred to is? Always been a mystery to me how to get them out to the local market that I am serving... Thanks!

[TheAnthonyChamberlain]

This content is awesome!! On my third watch since you posted it an hour ago. I'm in the process of building a online brokerage of sorts in another niche and just happened to come across your videos. Appreciate all these golden nuggets.

[HealthAfter]

left out the most important part- what is your contract/liability template on your site? this seems like a lawsuit waiting to happen when .. cant find him addressing this on any similar video

[hugomoran]

Great info. i want to start something like this with residential cleaning. Even though it seems competitive, i think that this market lacks good advertising

[thesoundsession]

Good stuff. Really enjoy your content. My agency runs lead gen ads on meta and Google ads for mostly clients in the fitness industry. This is next level though I’m diggin in

[mikebrown]

Hi there, love your content! My question, Is there any other websites that are free that offer the same features or similar that I can use to find out this information?

[brett]

Lets say its a concrete or fencing or siding job, the sub-contractor shows up to a clients house. That sub will not be wearing your branded clothing or driving a vehicle wrapped in your company's logo. In fact they might be wearing and driving another companies brand, is this not a bait and switch? What are issues you have experienced from this specifically? Isn't it even harder to build a brand when you don't have employees and you only use contract labor?

[anrisol]

Thank you Tim. You turned my brain on.

[kylekotecha]

This was great. Do you do any 1 on 1 mentoring for this or a more specific course?

[glenj]

Great content as usual man. The only thing you didn’t not discuss is how you get paid? Are your contracts getting paid you and get a percentage?

[algriff]

So, what are the details? Subs should be 1099'ed right? How do you handle taxes when they are all over the US? Who handles customer service complaints? You or the subs? How do you keep your subs from stealing your business? Telling customers to use them directly? Sounds like lots left out about details of using subs. Could be a great ebook in the future for you!