Roll Call! Meet & introduce yourself to other Cleaning and Property Maintenance pros
If you’ve ever thought, “How are other businesses like mine handling this?” you’re in the right place! This space is for Cleaning and Property Maintenance industry pros to connect, compare notes, and talk shop with others who understand the day-to-day realities of running your type of business. 👋 Introduce Yourself Drop a comment and tell us: Your name Business name Industry Years in business Location (City/State/Province) Let us know if you’re joining us for LIVE networking on March 17 (more details below) The more context you share, the better connections you’ll make. 🙌 Pro tip: Search your city or state in the forum to easily find other pros in your area. 📅 Want to connect LIVE? We’re running a pilot to host virtual weekly LIVE Industry Networking starting on March 17, running until April 7. If you’d be interested in joining for the first or following sessions (don’t need to commit to all but you're welcome to join!), make sure to let us know in the comments. 🤝 Culture of this space Think of this forum board like a room full of peers who understand your world. Share what’s working. Ask real questions. Talk through challenges. The goal is to power your success and raise the standard of home service industries together. 💬 Looking for conversation starters? This space works best when conversations are industry-specific and experience-based. You might jump in with something like: “How are other [industry] pros pricing this service right now?” “Is anyone else seeing this shift in their market?” “What’s been working for you when it comes to ____?" 🤔 Why are industries grouped together? We’ve intentionally clustered similar industries to keep conversations active and relevant. These groupings reflect shared business models, operational challenges, and pricing conversations so you can learn from peers who “get it,” even if they’re not in your exact trade. If your question applies to all home service businesses, feel free to post in our broader forum boards. Pro tip: Check out the industry tags to get even more specific Looking forward to seeing this space come to life. 🚀820Views4likes43CommentsHow Do Contractors Structure Their Quotes to Get More Large Jobs Approved?
Hi everyone, I’m Deroy Waite, owner of Protastic Plumbing Services Inc., and I’d really appreciate some insight from fellow plumbers or contractors. We’ve been in business for 2 years, backed by over 20 years of plumbing experience, and we’re currently focused on improving our quote approval rate, especially on larger jobs. For those landing bigger projects consistently, how are you structuring or presenting your quotes to get them approved? Are there specific things you’ve found make a big difference? Any tips or lessons learned would be greatly appreciated. Thank you103Views6likes9CommentsHow to quote materials accurately and avoid underbidding as a landscaping contractor?
Hey everyone, I’m a small landscaping contractor just starting out to use the jobber and the interface and one of the challenges. Me and my team are having is consistent quoting. Often times we find ourselves going back to clients because we underbid materials and I’m not pleased about it. What is the best way in jobber that you guys find to help quote out jobs? Do you just have a baseline markup on all your materials or do you go different each job?43Views1like3CommentsBryant’s lawn Care services LLC
Hey everyone, I'm Jeremy, owner of Bryant's Lawn Care Services LLC in Eastern North Carolina. I started my business after losing my job during COVID and turned a setback into a growing full-service lawn and property maintenance company. Excited to connect and learn from other service professionals.6Views1like0CommentsOne more day! Make it count!
To everyone still working on their Jobber Grant Phase 2 application: You still have time. One more day can make a huge difference. Before you submit, ask yourself: ✅ Is the problem I’m solving crystal clear? ✅ Have I explained why my solution is different? ✅ Did I clearly show how the funding will be used? ✅ Are my goals specific and measurable? ✅ Would someone who knows nothing about my business understand my vision after reading this? A few tips: Be specific. Avoid vague statements when you can provide examples. • Focus on impact, not just ideas. • Show how the grant will help you reach your next milestone. • Proofread everything one more time. • Make it easy for reviewers to understand why your business matters. Many great applications are separated by clarity, not just the idea itself. Good luck to everyone applying. Finish strong and put your best work forward. 👏The Hidden Goldmine in Home Services: Grill Cleaning (Yes, Really)
Grill cleaning is one of the most overlooked niche home service businesses—and it can do extremely well in the right market. Most homeowners love the idea of grilling, but they hate the greasy, time-consuming cleanup and don’t realize how much buildup impacts flavor, performance, and safety. What makes it a strong niche: Low competition compared to general pressure washing or landscaping High repeat potential (seasonal cleanings + maintenance plans) Upsell opportunities (grill repairs, part replacement, deep cleans, side burner installs, grill cover sales, etc.) Property managers + short-term rentals can be consistent, multi-unit accounts The biggest hurdle is that customers often don’t know this service exists—so education + before/after photos go a long way. If you position it as “better-tasting food + safer grilling + longer grill life,” people get it fast. Curious if anyone else here has built (or considered) a niche service like this—what’s worked for you in terms of marketing and turning one-time jobs into recurring clients?Roll Call! Meet & introduce yourself to other Construction and Home Improvement pros
If you’ve ever thought, “How are other businesses like mine handling this?” you’re in the right place! This space is for Construction and Home Improvement pros to connect, compare notes, and talk shop with others who understand the day-to-day realities of running your type of business. 👋 Introduce Yourself Drop a comment and tell us: Your name Business name Industry Years in business Location (City/State/Province) Let us know if you’re joining us for LIVE networking on March 17 (more details below) The more context you share, the better connections you’ll make. 🙌 Pro tip: Search your city or state in the forum to easily find other pros in your area. 📅 Want to connect LIVE? We’re running a pilot to host virtual weekly LIVE Industry Networking starting on March 17, running until April 7. If you’d be interested in joining for the first or following sessions (don’t need to commit to all but you're welcome to join!), make sure to let us know in the comments. 🤝 Culture of this space Think of this forum board like a room full of peers who understand your world. Share what’s working. Ask real questions. Talk through challenges. The goal is to power your success and raise the standard of home service industries together. 💬 Looking for conversation starters? This space works best when conversations are industry-specific and experience-based. You might jump in with something like: “How are other [industry] pros pricing this service right now?” “Is anyone else seeing this shift in their market?” “What’s been working for you when it comes to ____?" 🤔 Why are industries grouped together? We’ve intentionally clustered similar industries to keep conversations active and relevant. These groupings reflect shared business models, operational challenges, and pricing conversations so you can learn from peers who “get it,” even if they’re not in your exact trade. If your question applies to all home service businesses, feel free to post in our broader forum boards. Pro tip: Check out the industry tags to get even more specific Looking forward to seeing this space come to life. 🚀1.2KViews5likes62CommentsGood luck to all the Jobber Grant applicants.
Good luck to everyone pushing through Phase 2 right now! Making it to this stage is a huge win, but dialing in those deeper details while keeping the daily grind moving is a massive challenge. Whether you’re working on expansion plans, equipment upgrades, or just trying to finish your application before the deadline hits, I’m wishing you all the best. Let's finish strong, put our best foot forward, and keep moving our businesses to the next level. We've got this!