The SECRET to Build a $1M+ Home Service Business!

Let's assume you have built a million-dollar home service business... Now what?
In this video, I go over the 10 things you can work on as the ARCHITECT of your business.

1.) find stresses and constraints
2.) create reinforcements, backups, and redundancies.
3.) hire operators
4.) optimizing pricing
5.) dependable and many customer acquisition channels
6.) paint a vivid vision
7.) set the values
8.) forecasting and projections
9.) incentives to hit targets
10.) copy and paste

Watch this presentation, where I break down each of these items. This will keep your business growing AFTER $1,000,000 in annual revenue. ✅

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[MikeAndes]

What topic would you like me to cover on the next training video? Comment below!

[Matthew-sbg]

It be awesome if you find a million dollar business that is doing “everything” right. And do a video of them. We’ve seen a lot of what not to do but it be awesome to see someone that’s holding the standard.

[coryleeboxing]

Just starting 2ND SEASON DEFINITELY BEEN LISTENING FOR OVER A YEAR NOW AWESOME CHANNEL ‼️🏆

[yanuel]

Mike, I love how you use 'architect' to describe
business strategy. It perfectly captures the
creativity and planning needed to build a
successful business. Great perspective. Keep up the inspiring
Work!

[aaronkasson]

I own a junk removal business on the opposite end of North Carolina, and I'm also a solo operator. When I saw he was only charging $500 to fill his trailer and then paying so much to Thumbtack, I couldn't fathom how he was paying the bills. But, I understand where he's coming from. I built my business without going into debt by buying, restoring and reselling work trailers while simultaneously using them for jobs. I also worked full time while I ran my business on evenings and weekends. When I hit it full time in 2021, I didn't want to have to pay for advertising, so I learned how to create my own. The only paid advertising I've done so far is vehicle decals and business cards. The biggest thing that I focused on was building a brand. It's difficult to run a business while enduring everything he went through, for sure. But he was relying on a lead service that was robbing him blind. Branching out into additional services might be another viable option for him. For example, I also had years of experience operating equipment, so I decided to buy a small tractor which has allowed me to tap into an entirely new market. I wish him the best, and really enjoyed the video.

[LiamSunstrum]

Let’s hear your deep dive on Christmas lights. Permanent vs temporary. Buying vs leasing to customers. How to price a job. Equipment required. I know it’s your new winter idea so would love to hear more about it.

[MicahBrown-epqi]

Hey Mike I want to know if you got any tips for me, I’m 14, trying to start a lawn care business

[chrisragsdale]

I can tell you’ve been through this journey as well. 👍

[lilfreezy]

hey what do i use instead of a ubi and a ein for my business thank you i’m in canada

[TheArchivesGame]

can you go back to new companies and stop focusing on multi million $$ shops it would mean the world to get newer people in the right direction