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Service Agreements - The Life Blood of Contractor Profitability

Friday, March 13

FREE LIVE ONLINE MASTERCLASS

Agenda

12:00 PM-1:00 PM EASTERN (9:00 AM-10:00 AM PACIFIC)

Service Agreements - The Life Blood of Contractor Profitability

Service agreements have been around for many decades, and consistently companies may struggle to create value for homeowners and transact to the metrics we all desire to maximize profitability and client experience. If we think of service agreements as a marketing process, that lens allows a clearer picture about the lifetime value of a customer, and additional referrals and sales.

Most would agree it’s generally easier to transact with an existing customer, and becomes even more profitable when we understand how to build a larger database of club clients, to the optimum 1,500 service agreements per million dollars of revenue. It is then we can market less expensively, and unlock the profitability and ultimately company value.

During this presentation, you will:

  • Learn the tried and true best practices for implementing a highly successful, profit generating service agreement program in your company
  • Discover how service agreements can keep your crews busy during the slower shoulder seasons and generate a constant stream of new business opportunities when the weather isn’t on your side
  • Save years of trial and error mistakes, prevent costly implementation missteps and avoid unneeded stress and sleepless nights wondering if you are doing things the right way.

Questions:

Contact Robin Faust

916-582-3639 | rfaust@egia.org

Presenter

Speaker Larkin

Bob Larkin
Business Coach, Contractor University

Bob is a lifelong industry professional, with experience in all aspects of the HVAC industry. Bob grew up in the business working for the family heating and air company at a young age. He since held management and sales positions with several major manufacturers and distributors, focusing on growing sales by growing his customers businesses. He has also owned two HVAC contracting businesses, selling one to a fortune 100 company.

Bob has worked and consulted with literally thousands of HVAC contractors and has a drive to help contractors grow their business and achieve their goals

Alumnus of the University of Georgia and holds a non-restricted conditioned air license in the state of Georgia.

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