When I started my handyman business, I had no roadmap. Just a Subaru, a few Harbor Freight tools, and the guts to say yes to small jobs I had to YouTube my way through. A few years later, I built it into a $100k+ business with steady clients and a full schedule. Here’s what I’ve learned: the skills are important, but the real game-changer is the business side — finding clients, filling your calendar, handling customers, and building repeat work. Nobody teaches that part, but it’s what actually makes you money. That’s why I built this community. Not just for me to share what I’ve learned — but so all of us can share our tips, our wins, and our struggles. Whether you’re just trying to land your first $100 job, or you’ve been doing this for years and want to grow, this is a place for people who want to build real businesses, not chase one-off gigs. I’m not trying to get thousands of members here. My goal is a solid group of 100–200 people who are actually involved, learning from each other, and helping each other win. 👉 To kick things off, I just dropped my exact step-by-step process for landing jobs from Facebook groups in the Classroom. It’s free to join right now for the first 10 people, then it’ll switch to a paid community. If you want in, drop a comment and I’ll send you the link. Let’s build this together.

When I first started, I thought getting clients was about having the cheapest price. Wrong. The real key is trust. Homeowners will pay more for someone who looks reliable, shows up, and actually communicates. That’s why little things matter — posting before/after photos, replying quickly, pointing out you're here to help/answer questions, and even having a basic website or Facebook page. All of it builds trust before you even meet the client which is KEY! 👉 Discussion: What’s ONE thing you’ve seen that instantly makes you trust (or not trust) a contractor or handyman? Drop it below ⬇️