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Welcome to the Blueprint Coaching Program Community 🔵
This is the place where home service pros — HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, painters — come to stop guessing and start scaling. Before you dive in, here’s how this community works: ✅ DO: ∙ Introduce yourself when you join ∙ Ask questions — no question is too basic ∙ Share your wins, big or small ∙ Give feedback and support other members 🚫 DON’T: ∙ Spam, self-promote, or post ads ∙ Negativity or tearing other members down ∙ Share anything you learned here outside this group To get started — drop an intro below: 👉 Name | Trade | Location | #1 goal for your business right now Let’s build. 💪
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The One Number Most Contractors Track Wrong (And It’s Costing Them Thousand
Hey Blueprint fam, Quick learning drop: Most home service pros obsess over total revenue, “I did $520k last year.” But here’s the truth: Revenue is a vanity number. The one that actually tells you if you’re building a real business or just grinding is Profit Per Job (or Gross Margin % per job). When you don’t track it properly, you keep taking “hostage jobs,” underquoting, or accepting work that quietly bleeds your margins. You feel busy but the bank account doesn’t grow. I’ve seen contractors shift from inconsistent $400k years to predictable $1M+ runs once they started calculating and protecting this number. Quick win lesson for today: At the end of every job, ask yourself these 3 questions: 1. What did we actually bring in after all materials, labor, and overhead? 2. What was our true profit on this job? 3. Would we take this job again at the same price? The $1M Business Audit in the Classroom has a simple section that helps you start tracking this accurately in under 10 minutes. Action + Question for you: Go take (or retake) the $1M Business Audit right now and look at your profit-per-job reality. Then reply below: What’s one job from the last 30 days where your actual profit surprised you (good or bad)? Or what number are you currently guessing at? 👇 Let’s talk real numbers, not just revenue stories. I’m in the trenches with you. Let’s plug these leaks.
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New in Classroom: Follow-Up Cadence
Hey Blueprint fam, I just added a new lesson to the Classroom: Follow-Up Cadences: The Exact Timing System That Turns Quiet Estimates Into Booked Jobs It breaks down a simple 21-day sequence with exact days, best send times, mix of text/email/call, and how to combine it with the 5 scripts from the Free Follow-Up Guide. Most contractors give up after 1–2 tries and leave easy money on the table. This cadence helps you stay top-of-mind without being pushy — many jobs close after the 5th+ touch. Quick action for you today: Head to the Classroom → open the Free Follow-Up Guide module/lesson → read the new cadence section. Pick 2–3 quiet estimates you have right now and map them to the timeline. Send today’s follow-up if it’s due. Then come back here and reply: How many quiet/dead estimates are sitting in your inbox right now? Which day of the cadence will you start with them? 👇 Let’s see what money we’re collectively leaving behind — and start getting it back. I’m right here grinding with you.
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One $47 Text That Brought Back a $14,000 Job
Hey Blueprint fam, True story: A roofer sent an estimate, heard crickets for two weeks, and wrote it off as dead. One simple $47 follow-up text later — he closed a $14,000 roof job. Most home service pros are sitting on “dead” leads that are actually still warm. You’re not bad at sales. You’re just missing consistent follow-up with the right words. Quick win you can use today: Copy-paste this on your next quiet estimate: “Hey [Name], it’s [Your Name] from [Company]. Checking back on the [job] estimate. Any questions, or still thinking about moving forward?” Short, confident, and opens the door. Want the full playbook? I just added the Free Follow-Up Guide to the Classroom — 5 proven text + email scripts for plumbers, roofers, HVAC, painters, and more. Head to the Classroom right now, grab it, and try one script today. Then reply here: How many “dead” estimates are currently sitting in your inbox or CRM? Drop the number (or range) 👇 Let’s start getting that easy money back. I’m in the trenches with you.
Sales & Pricing Help
Every contractor has been there. You give the price. The homeowner says “it’s too expensive” or “let me think about it” or “I need to talk to my spouse.” And you panic. You start explaining. You start defending. You drop the price. And you lose the job anyway. Here’s what nobody taught you — an objection is not a rejection. It’s the homeowner saying one thing: I’m not sure yet. That’s it. Not a no. Uncertainty. And uncertainty has a framework. It’s called A.C.C.C. Agree. Clarify. Control. Close. Four steps. Every objection. Every time. The contractor who stays calm, asks one smart question, and listens to the answer — wins the job. The one who starts defending loses it. I just dropped the full Objection Crusher course inside the Blueprint Coaching Program Classroom. 3 lessons. Word for word scripts for the 5 most common objections you’ll face on every job. A 7-day drill plan to make it automatic. It’s free inside the community. Join free — link in bio. 🔗
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