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@looneygal91 Thanks for the professional input. The one downside about the service is that there is nothing visible to clean so people have to know they need too. I’ve been happy people even hire me once a year. I do check the cold inlet filter and have cleared out some serious junk out of...

@shuggiegreen That’s honestly a good idea. I would have to find out how willing people would be for the tankless water heater service to be done twice a year. Adjacently, I have been adding new services to the line up and offering a discount if they buy more.

It started when I was over at my friend’s house that he bought a few years ago. It is in one of those new fancy schmancy townhome developments that have tripled their home value in the past few years... His house came with all the best home appliances like smart wifi systems, kitchen sink that...

@sannobil Seriously let me know if you need any help. I love talking about this stuff

@sannobil I have serviced about 40 or so now. It is recommended for tankless systems to have annual cleaning no matter what but especially if you are in a high hard water area. Mine is among the worst, so I use that in my marketing.

@sophyjo I’m hoping to take it as far as I can!

@lazar I would love to see more business ideas and breakdowns like this. I lose nothing by sharing but gain so much perspective and advice. It’s a win win.

@lazar There’s definitely that as well. I have focused on areas near to me and have made my scheduling in a way that only people in Area A can book on Monday and people in Area B can book on Tuesday, Etc. That has done some to cut down on unnecessary driving.

@discussdocs I like the idea of adding that “I will already be coming” could be really conducive

@angiedm I would have to check which specific pump I bought but I’m pretty sure any with the right horse power would work! I did create my own tool that I’m pretty proud of. Most houses have floor drains in the room with the water heater and furnace. When I tried to empty the bucket into it...

@cpaisley Start always start with a simple no-code website. The Namecheap one I mentioned, Tilda, Notion. I went with a Wordpress theme that I liked and built it out. It costs more and takes more time but I didn't do it until I made money and had time. Don't pay some one to do it. You have...

@christina198585 It's nothing beautiful for now. But it has been getting the job done. I am going to update a lot on it and I'll be changing my brand name to something different that covers a wider offering. https://flushmytankless.com/ Any suggestions are welcome!

@christina198585 It’s about 90:10 people who book through the site vs calling. I have a Chat function through Tidio. It’s freemium and it sends chats straight to my phone so I can chat in real time. I don’t get too many people chatting so it’s not overwhelming. Flyers have been great but I...

@lbrox That is a really good point. I was subconsciously thinking that once I hit a community then they are striked from the list. But hitting them again would be really beneficial.

@ducky123 I have also been looking into expanding my service offering into other yearly maintenance tasks and offering discounts for multiple services. Wouldn’t mind running things from the Bahamas….

@seektruth247 I am using Next Insurance. There might be better but it suits my needs for now

@janet200 I had some discussions with my local government and I was given the go ahead. The work is categorized under a “cleaning” work and not a “plumbing.” It is a DIY task. That being said, I did still buy insurance.

It started when I was over at my friend’s house that he bought a few years ago. It is in one of those new fancy schmancy townhome developments that have tripled their home value in the past few years... His house came with all the best home appliances like smart wifi systems, kitchen sink that...