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Owned by Jay

Run a profitable handyman business: get leads, build your brand, use AI & CRM, price every job right, and know your profit. Change starts with you!

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Every business needs this...
At a point in time, every person on the tools gets overwhelmed, and stressed. The phone keeps ringing, emails keep coming, and these are important things that require attention. Try and work and do all these admin tasks....not going to end well...your going to forget a step, forget a tool, etc. Been there done that... But wort of all, if you don't answer the phone or emails in a timely manor, the work will go to someone else. Consider this... hire a admin to feild your calls, take messages, reply to emails, etc. And dont tell me its not in the budget... You make the budget, and your pricing. I did this for years..." Cant afford it..." But really you cant afford not to... It can be your partner, wife, daughter, stay at home mom... or little old lady down the block. It does not have to be full time, Can be for a few hours a day, while you work on the tools, getting the jobs done efficiently, and accurately. Time you dont have to answer phones, and email. Consider it... think of what it would do...you can adjust your overhead rate, to accommodate the cost...
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We have had a admin staff for a while now.... will never go back...so much more freedom.
Changes are coming.
In the near future, I will be changing the content to more free resources. I am working on it now. Keep checking back, as a lot of what is locked, will be unlocked for you all. The paid tier will remain the same, as there is a huge value there for handyman and women.
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🎉START HERE 🌎 CHECK THIS OUT FIRST!
Welcome to The Profitable Handyman Club! This isn't about how to hang a door or run a saw. You already know how to do the work. This is the business side — pricing, estimating, overhead, and getting paid what your work is actually worth. Introduce yourself, tell us how you charge, how many years you’ve been in business, and the one type of job you’re never sure how to price. I’ll personally point you in the right direction. WATCH THE VIDEO FIRST. THEN: 1. Head to the Classroom and grab the Profitable Handyman Starter Kit — takes 5 minutes, gives you your real numbers instead of a guess. 2. Check the 2nd pinned post for a pricing breakdown to chew on. 3. Stay connected with the Skool app on Iphone or Android, so you don't miss anything. Comment or make a post answering these 3 questions — helps us get to know you and get you out there: 1. Who are you, and what do you do? 2. What's the biggest pain point causing you issues in your business right now? 3. Share a picture of you getting dirty, working hard. Let's build something that actually makes you money.
🎉START HERE 🌎  CHECK THIS OUT FIRST!
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@Greg Carpenter Nice to have you What is something you want to adjust in your business?
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@W McNeill Bey hey. Been there. Ask anything. And I will give you an idea if I handled it
Electrical in Ontario
How are people who are not ESA licensed contractors working with the when people want lights replaced etc. ? Context: Just bid a bathroom partial Reno unsuccessfully and I’m sure part of the reason was because I wasn’t able to replace an existing light with pot lights and relocate a fan. Part of the reason was probably I came in a little high. Are people subbing this out? Are you just getting it done without? I feel like it’s a lot of liability to just send it. I always explain to customers the ESA rules and why it’s a lot of liability for me to do it. But I feel like this is an obvious area for improvement in my business
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We have a journeyman electrician on our crew. But we are also insured for electrical work, and some plumbing work. More than most due to the amount of time I have been in the industry, and no claims. Our insurance company does not require us to be licensed to operate or work on electrical and plumbing, with in reason. But, yes, I do bring in others that I need to do more technical jobs, even if I know how to do them..
The first thing every business should have once they can afford it
I was like much of you that all the work myself was up in the office at five in the morning shut down seven 8 o’clock at night six days a week. This is all I knew. Recently, I hired an office staff and now she is worth her weight in gold in the sense that I don’t have to answer, phones, emails schedule, clients, etc. I have had several, but this one seems to be getting it and understanding the process. Having said this, if you don’t have an office staff even part-time and you’re burning the candle at both ends. It’s time to change the amount of stress that it removes from you is huge and allows you to focus on your jobs and the admin side of things that you should be paying attention to.
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@jay-seel-7901
Handyman business owner, love it. Started and made no money. Learned what it takes to make profit. Now telling what I learned.

Active 22h ago
Joined Jul 2, 2026
Prince George BC Canada