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Welcome to the Freedom Blueprint Podcast! Host Justin Deese delivers practical advice from his decades in the home service industry. Each week, discover strategies for success, avoid pitfalls, and hear real-life stories. Join our community to learn and grow together. Featuring guests like Tommy Mello from Home Service Experts, Tersh Blissett and Josh Crouch from Service Business Mastery, Jerod Williams from Wealthy Plumbers and Ara Mahdessian CEO of Service Titan. Visit www.FreedomBlueprintPodcast.com for more. Empowering leaders, fostering growth and a positive mindset. Your journey to success in plumbing, HVAC, and electrical starts here!

  1. 140 | From Exit to Rebuild: Why This HVAC Entrepreneur Started Over (And What He’s Doing Differently) Joe Strittmatter

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    140 | From Exit to Rebuild: Why This HVAC Entrepreneur Started Over (And What He’s Doing Differently) Joe Strittmatter

    Show InformationEpisode Number: 140 Date: March 30, 2026 Duration: 44:55 Host Contact InformationHost: Justin Deese Website: JustinDeese.com Contact: podcast@JustinDeese.com Guest Contact InformationGuest: Joe Strittmatter Company: Rite NOW Guest Website: https://callritenow.com/ SummaryIn this episode of the Freedom Blueprint Podcast, Justin Deese sits down with returning guest Joe Strittmatter, a second-generation HVAC entrepreneur who previously built and sold a successful home service company before launching a brand-new one from scratch. Broadcasting from Denton, Texas during Justin’s RV podcast road show, Joe shares the lessons he learned from building, selling, and now rebuilding a home service business with his son. The conversation dives deep into profitability vs. revenue, private equity in the trades, marketing strategy, operational efficiency, and how innovation can create a competitive advantage in the HVAC and plumbing industry. Joe explains why he focuses heavily on net profit instead of vanity revenue numbers, why many contractors struggle with labor and material costs, and how thinking differently about service areas, marketing, and maintenance plans can transform a company’s profitability. They also explore the power of branding, creative customer experience, and breaking traditional industry rules, including Joe’s unconventional ideas for maintenance plans and customer retention strategies. If you’re a home service entrepreneur trying to grow your HVAC, plumbing, electrical, or garage door company, this episode delivers practical insights on leadership, profitability, and building a smarter business model. TakeawaysWhy focusing on net profit instead of revenue can dramatically change your business strategy.What happens when contractors chase $10M revenue but ignore margins.Lessons learned from selling a home service company to private equity.Why service area management can dramatically improve billable efficiency.The difference between running a construction-based HVAC company vs. a service company.How branding and marketing investment early can accelerate growth.Why Joe’s company is targeting 30% net profit.The power of thinking differently about maintenance plans and customer experience.How innovation, not size, often creates the biggest competitive advantage.Why entrepreneurs should challenge industry assumptions and “color outside the lines.” Chapters00:00 – Introduction and the Freedom Blueprint road show 01:25 – Joe’s background as a second-generation HVAC entrepreneur 03:00 – Selling his HVAC company to private equity 05:30 – Why he decided to start another home service company 07:00 – Revenue vs. profit in the trades industry 10:00 – The impact of social media “revenue bragging” in business 11:00 – Launching a new HVAC & plumbing company with his son 12:20 – Marketing strategy and making a big brand splash 13:30 – Why knowing your numbers is critical 17:00 – Structuring a company for efficiency from day one 20:00 – Acquisition vs. starting new locations 23:00 – The real cost structure behind HVAC installs 26:00 – Increasing customer lifetime value through service 29:30 – Training the next generation of trades leaders 32:20 – Advice for contractors struggling in today’s market 34:30 – Thinking differently about maintenance plans 37:00 – Innovation and building a unique customer experience 39:00 – The “cost pricing” business experiment 41:00 – Using strategy to win more customers in a competitive market Keywords#FreedomBlueprintPodcast #JustinDeese #JoeStrittmatter #HVACBusiness #HomeServiceBusiness #HVACEntrepreneur #TradesBusiness #ServiceBusiness #HVACContractor #PlumbingBusiness #BusinessLeadership #Entrepreneurship #SmallBusinessGrowth #ServiceIndustry #HomeServices #HVACSales #PrivateEquityInTrades #TradesLeadership #ContractorBusiness #HVACSuccess #HVACMarketing #TradesEntrepreneur Mentioned in this episode: HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!

    46 min
  2. 139 | From Zero to Booked Out for 2 Weeks: How Jered Williams Launched Wahoo Plumbing

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    139 | From Zero to Booked Out for 2 Weeks: How Jered Williams Launched Wahoo Plumbing

    Show InformationEpisode Number: 139 Date: March 23, 2026 Duration: 54:27 Host Contact InformationHost: Justin Deese Website: JustinDeese.com Contact: podcast@JustinDeese.com Guest Contact InformationGuest: Jered Williams Company: Wahoo Plumbing / Wealthy Plumber Guest Website: https://wealthyplumber.com Tickets to HomeService Hoorah homeservicehoorah.com SummaryIn this episode of the Freedom Blueprint Podcast, Justin Deese sits down with entrepreneur Jered Williams, founder of Wealthy Plumber and the newly launched Wahoo Plumbing. Jered shares the real story behind launching his new plumbing company—from selling previous businesses to starting again from scratch with a smarter strategy. Within two days of launching ads, Wahoo Plumbing was already booked out a week and a half, forcing them to shut off marketing while they hired technicians. Justin and Jered dive deep into the realities of building a home service company, including marketing strategies for contractors, the importance of core values and hiring the right people, and how understanding your numbers can completely change the trajectory of your business. They also discuss practical strategies any contractor can use today to generate more calls—from Facebook marketing and PPC campaigns to leveraging local community groups and video content. If you're a plumbing, HVAC, or electrical contractor trying to grow from one truck to multiple trucks, this episode is packed with tactical advice you can implement immediately. TakeawaysWhy Jered started another plumbing company after selling previous businessesThe biggest mistake contractors make when launching marketing campaignsHow Wahoo Plumbing booked a week and a half of calls in just two daysThe difference between demand capture, demand creation, and brand awarenessWhy most contractors misunderstand their marketing mathHow to calculate the number of calls you actually need to hit revenue goalsThe power of Google reviews and how to generate them quicklySimple Facebook strategies that can generate calls for freeWhy understanding your numbers is the key to growing from 1–3 trucks to a scalable company Chapters00:00 Introduction and the Freedom Blueprint road show 01:10 Why Jered launched Wahoo Plumbing 03:00 The real reason entrepreneurs start another business 06:00 Lessons learned from scaling a $5M plumbing company 08:00 Why core values and hiring matter more than SOPs 12:30 The difference between tactical vs strategic business growth 15:20 Marketing strategies that generated calls immediately 19:00 How Wahoo Plumbing booked a week of calls in two days 21:00 Demand capture vs demand creation marketing 24:00 How reviews impact Google rankings 27:30 Choosing the right marketing partners 31:00 Why contractors must track booking rates and marketing metrics 34:30 The future of AI search and contractor marketing 41:30 Free marketing strategies using Facebook groups 45:00 Video marketing ideas contractors can start today 49:00 The Home Service Hoorah event announcement Keywords#FreedomBlueprintPodcast #HomeServiceBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #HVACBusiness #ContractorMarketing #ServiceBusinessGrowth #HomeServiceMarketing #PlumbingMarketing #Entrepreneurship #SmallBusinessGrowth #LeadGeneration #FacebookMarketing #LocalSEO #GoogleReviews #HomeServiceLeadership #ServiceBusinessOwners #TradeBusiness #ContractorSuccess #WealthyPlumber #WahooPlumbing Mentioned in this episode: HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!

    55 min
  3. 138 | Your Technicians Aren’t Bad at Sales… They’re Just Not Practicing (The AI Tool Changing Everything)

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    138 | Your Technicians Aren’t Bad at Sales… They’re Just Not Practicing (The AI Tool Changing Everything)

    Show InformationEpisode Number: 138 Date: March 16, 2026 Duration: 35:32 Host Contact Information Host: Justin Deese Website: JustinDeese.com Contact: podcast@JustinDeese.com Guest Contact Information Guest: Josh Martin Company: FieldSpark (Powered by 34Labs) Guest Website: www.3fourlabs.com Gift to listeners: Free Demo of FieldSpark AI SummaryAre your technicians truly bad at sales… or are they just undertrained? In this episode of the Freedom Blueprint Podcast, Justin sits down with Josh Martin from FieldSpark to talk about one of the biggest challenges in the home service industry: consistency in the field. Most companies train once a week… then release technicians into the wild and hope for the best. The result? As many brands as you have trucks. Josh explains how FieldSpark is using AI-powered role play and real-time coaching to help HVAC, plumbing, roofing, and electrical companies: Reinforce consultative sellingImprove closing conversationsIncrease average ticketsBuild consistency across teamsScale without losing control If you're growing from $2M to $10M and struggling with trust, performance management, or technician confidence — this conversation will hit home. TakeawaysSales isn’t manipulation — it’s education.Most technicians struggle with the transition from problem to price.Repetition is the mother of skill — practice matters.AI role play allows techs to practice without pressure.Consistency is critical when scaling.Transparency beats micromanagement.Reinforcement creates better results than correction.A-players want feedback and tools to improve.Technology doesn’t replace people — it empowers them.The companies embracing AI will grow faster than those resisting it. Chapters00:00 – Welcome & Why This Conversation Matters 02:00 – What Is FieldSpark? 04:45 – Why Technicians Struggle With Sales 06:30 – AI Role Play: The Game-Changing Feature 10:00 – The Problem With Traditional Sales Training 13:30 – Scaling, Trust, and Brand Consistency 16:30 – Coaching vs. Micromanaging 19:00 – Reinforcing Winning Behaviors 21:00 – Helping A-Players Level Up 24:00 – Custom Scripts & Process Control 27:00 – What’s Coming Next for FieldSpark 29:00 – The Vision Behind 34Labs 32:00 – AI in the Home Service Industry 34:00 – Final Thoughts on Embracing Technology Keywords#FreedomBlueprintPodcast #HomeServiceBusiness #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #ElectricalContractor #RoofingContractor #ServiceBusinessGrowth #FieldServiceManagement #TechnicianTraining #SalesTraining #AIinBusiness #FieldSpark #34Labs #ConsultativeSelling #HomeServiceLeadership #ScalingYourBusiness #ServiceManager #CloseMoreDeals #IncreaseAverageTicket #BusinessSystems Mentioned in this episode: HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!

    36 min
  4. 137 | Freedom Is Engineered: How to Build a Business That Runs Without You

    MAR 9

    137 | Freedom Is Engineered: How to Build a Business That Runs Without You

    Show InformationEpisode Number: 137 Date: March 9, 2026 Duration: 10:31 Host Contact InformationHost: Justin Deese Website: JustinDeese.com Contact: podcast@JustinDeese.com SummaryIn this solo episode of the Freedom Blueprint Podcast, Justin Deese shares a powerful lesson about what real freedom looks like for business owners, and why most entrepreneurs accidentally build businesses that trap them instead of serving them. As Justin prepares for a three-week RV road trip with his wife Kristen, traveling from Florida to Las Vegas for the ACCA Conference and across the Southwest, he reflects on a six-month RV journey his family took nearly a decade ago. That trip became a real-world test of whether their businesses were built to operate independently or if everything depended on them. What they discovered changed how Justin thinks about leadership, systems, and business ownership. The companies didn’t just survive while they were gone, they thrived. That experience reinforced a powerful principle: freedom in business doesn’t happen by accident. It is engineered. Justin breaks down the three essential elements required to build a company that allows owners to step away without chaos: strong leadership, clear systems, and personal clarity about what freedom actually means. Whether you want to scale your home service company, create more margin in your life, or simply stop being the bottleneck in your business, this episode will challenge you to rethink how your company is structured and what kind of freedom you are truly building. Takeaways• Freedom in business must be intentionally designed, not hoped for • If your company cannot operate without you, you don’t own a business—you own a job • Leadership depth is the first step toward real freedom • Clear roles, scorecards, and expectations allow leaders to succeed without constant oversight • Systems create stability and allow businesses to operate consistently • Owners must define what freedom personally means to them • Trying to build someone else’s version of success leads to frustration • Identifying and removing bottlenecks is key to scaling your business Chapters00:00 Introduction and upcoming RV adventure 02:10 What freedom really means for business owners 04:10 The danger of accidentally building a business that owns you 06:00 The six-month RV trip that tested the business model 08:30 The moment Justin realized freedom is engineered 10:20 Building leadership instead of dependency 13:00 Why systems create freedom and scalability 15:20 Getting clarity on your version of freedom 17:30 The three keys to designing a freedom-based business 19:00 Action step: Identify your biggest bottleneck Keywords#FreedomBlueprintPodcast #JustinDeese #HomeServiceBusiness #ServiceBusinessGrowth #LeadershipDevelopment #BusinessSystems #EntrepreneurFreedom #ServiceCompanyLeadership #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #ElectricalContractor #SmallBusinessLeadership #ScaleYourBusiness #BusinessOwnership #EntrepreneurMindset Mentioned in this episode: HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!

    11 min
  5. 136 | If You're Still Waiting on the Phone to Ring… You're Already Behind | Jimmy Speyer

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    136 | If You're Still Waiting on the Phone to Ring… You're Already Behind | Jimmy Speyer

    Show InformationEpisode Number: 136 Date: March 02, 2026 Duration: 41:35 Host Contact InformationHost: Justin Deese Website: JustinDeese.com Contact: podcast@JustinDeese.com Guest Contact InformationGuest: Jimmy Speyer Company: Glasshouse Guest Website: https://glasshouse.biz Gift to listeners: Free live demo of Glasshouse platform SummaryIn this episode of the Freedom Blueprint Podcast, Justin Deese sits down with returning guest Jimmy Speyer, Founder & CEO of Glasshouse, to talk about one of the biggest challenges facing home service businesses in 2026 — rising customer acquisition costs. Jimmy explains why relying solely on Google and paid ads is becoming more expensive every year (what he calls the “digital Yellow Pages problem”) and how contractors can shift from reactive marketing to proactive neighborhood-level outreach. But this episode goes deeper than marketing. Jimmy also shares powerful leadership lessons from growing Glasshouse from 1 employee to 18 in just two years, including: How to hire for alignment, not just skillWhy most companies hire wrongThe importance of core values and mission clarityHow to manage rapid growth without breaking cultureWhy transparency and weekly team communication matter If you’re a plumbing, HVAC, electrical, or home service business owner looking to grow smarter in 2026, this episode is packed with practical strategy and leadership insights. TakeawaysCustomer acquisition through Google Ads continues to get more expensive every year.Waiting for homeowners to search is reactive marketing.Proactive outbound neighborhood outreach creates demand instead of waiting for it.Speed to lead isn’t enough — speed to creating the lead matters.Hiring mistakes are expensive financially and culturally.Involve your team in defining core values.Growth requires constant communication and transparency.Meet with your team weekly to maintain alignment during change.Define your culture clearly — and hire only people who match it.Leadership is repetition. Say the mission until you're tired of hearing it. Chapters00:00 – Welcome Back Jimmy Speyer 03:00 – The “Google Tax” and Rising Ad Costs 06:00 – Proactive vs Reactive Customer Acquisition 10:00 – Why Homeowners Aren’t Thinking About Your Business 12:30 – Growing Glasshouse from 1 to 18 Employees 15:00 – Hiring for Alignment (The Right Way) 18:00 – Interview Questions That Reveal Character 23:00 – Why Consensus Hiring Doesn’t Work 27:00 – Managing Rapid Growth & Team Communication 31:00 – Building Mission, Vision & Core Values 35:00 – Leadership Lessons from Scaling Fast 38:30 – Final Thoughts & How to Connect with Glasshouse Keywords#FreedomBlueprintPodcast #HomeServiceBusiness #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #ElectricalContractor #ContractorMarketing #CustomerAcquisition #OutboundMarketing #LeadershipDevelopment #CompanyCulture #HiringRight #CoreValues #BusinessGrowth #EntrepreneurLeadership #GlasshouseSoftware #JustinDeese #JimmySpeyer Mentioned in this episode: HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!

    42 min
  6. 135 | From Ditches to Millions: 40+ Years of Hard-Won Lessons in the Trades with Joe Cunningham

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    135 | From Ditches to Millions: 40+ Years of Hard-Won Lessons in the Trades with Joe Cunningham

    Show InformationEpisode Number: 135 Date: February 23, 2026 Duration: 55:21 Host Contact InformationHost: Justin Deese Website: JustinDeese.com Contact: podcast@JustinDeese.com Guest Contact InformationGuest: Joe Cunningham Company: TAC – Technical & Sales Training | Home Service Checklist Guest Website: www.homeservicechecklist.com Gift to listeners: Scholarship certificates for TAC technician training (details in episode) SummaryIn this episode of the Freedom Blueprint Podcast, Justin Deese sits down with industry legend Joe Cunningham, a veteran with over 40 years in plumbing, HVAC, training, and business development. Joe shares his journey from digging ditches as a young apprentice to helping build the first publicly traded HVAC roll-up, training over 35,000 technicians, and creating some of the highest-producing selling techs in the industry. The conversation dives deep into why fundamentals still matter, how contractors scaled long before CRMs and software, and why checklists—not more tech—are often the missing link to higher tickets, fewer callbacks, and happier customers. Joe also breaks down: The philosophy behind TAC technician trainingWhy most tech training failsHow the Home Service Checklist app forces consistency, accountability, and profitabilityWhy slowing techs down actually increases revenueHow call-by-call management changes everything This episode is packed with timeless lessons for plumbing, HVAC, and electrical contractors looking to scale without losing quality. Key TakeawaysThe most successful service businesses still win by mastering the basicsChecklists prevent missed opportunities, callbacks, and lost customersTraining techs how to think beats training them what to replaceDoor-to-door hustle built million-dollar businesses long before Google AdsFewer calls per day can lead to higher tickets and less burnoutSystems create freedom—software just supports themDeclined repairs are future revenue if documented correctly Chapters00:00 – Welcome & Joe’s 40+ year journey03:00 – Learning the trades the hard way08:30 – Selling HVAC door-to-door11:45 – Financing collapse & pivot to training15:30 – Contractor Success Group & Service Experts20:30 – Why technology doesn’t replace fundamentals25:45 – The problem with traditional technician training31:00 – Inside TAC’s 10-day technician bootcamp37:30 – Why most checklists fail41:00 – Home Service Checklist app explained47:00 – Call-by-call management & higher tickets52:00 – Final lessons from a lifetime in the trades Keywords#FreedomBlueprintPodcast #JoeCunningham #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #HomeServiceGrowth #ServiceBusinessSystems #TechnicianTraining #SellingTechs #HomeServiceChecklist #ContractorLeadership #TradesEntrepreneur #HVACSales #PlumbingSuccess #ServiceNation #ServiceRoundtable #TACTraining Mentioned in this episode: HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!

    56 min
  7. 134 | Why the Trades Still Win: Careers, Culture, and Freedom with Jeff Mudd

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    134 | Why the Trades Still Win: Careers, Culture, and Freedom with Jeff Mudd

    Show InformationEpisode Number: 134 Date: February 20, 2026 Duration: 13:27 Recorded Live: PHCC Conference – San Diego, CA Host Contact InformationHost: Justin Deese Website: JustinDeese.com Contact: podcast@JustinDeese.com Guest Contact InformationGuest: Jeff Mudd Company: The Trades Podcast Guest Website: https://thetradespodcast.com/ Podcast: The Trades Podcast Podcast Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-trades-podcast/id1574731261 SummaryRecorded live at the PHCC Conference in San Diego, this episode of the Freedom Blueprint Podcast features a candid conversation with Jeff Mudd, host of The Trades Podcast and longtime advocate for skilled trades careers. Jeff shares his journey from hands-on repair work and termite inspections to business ownership—and eventually to podcasting as a way to promote the trades to younger generations. Together, Justin and Jeff unpack the skilled labor shortage, the stigma that’s surrounded the trades for decades, and why that narrative is finally starting to change. The conversation dives deep into career paths vs. jobs, building culture inside service businesses, financial freedom through trades ownership, and why intentional leadership matters more than ever. Jeff also explains how podcasting became an unexpected but powerful platform to recruit, educate, and elevate the trades nationwide. TakeawaysWhy the skilled trades offer financial and time freedom most careers don’tHow stigma pushed generations away from trades—and why it’s reversingThe difference between giving someone a job and building a career pathWhy owners must be intentional about training, raises, and advancementThe real economics behind service businesses (and common misconceptions)How podcasting became a powerful advocacy tool for the trades Chapters00:00 – Live from PHCC San Diego 01:15 – Jeff’s background in the trades 02:10 – Why he started The Trades Podcast 03:00 – Changing perceptions of trades careers 03:55 – Financial freedom in the trades 05:00 – Owner vs. employee perspectives 06:15 – Building culture and career paths 07:30 – Training people even if they may leave 08:45 – Helping people grow beyond your business 09:35 – Moving from San Diego to Tennessee 10:45 – Podcasting, semi-retirement, and impact 11:45 – Final thoughts from PHCC Keywords#FreedomBlueprintPodcast #TheTradesPodcast #SkilledTrades #TradesCareers #TradeLeadership #PHCC #HomeServiceBusiness #TradesIndustry #BlueCollarCareers #WorkforceDevelopment #TradeCulture #ServiceBusiness #ContractorLife #TradesEducation Mentioned in this episode: HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!

    14 min
  8. 133 | Miss Mini Split: Grit, Motherhood, and Building an HVAC Business the Right Way

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    133 | Miss Mini Split: Grit, Motherhood, and Building an HVAC Business the Right Way

    Show Information Episode Number: 133 Date: February 18, 2026 Duration: 14:42 Recorded Live: PHCC Conference – San Diego, CA Host Contact Information Host: Justin Deese Website: JustinDeese.com Contact: podcast@JustinDeese.com Guest Contact Information Guest: Rachel Evans Company: Evans HVAC Instagram: @MissMiniSplit Summary In this live episode of the Freedom Blueprint Podcast, Justin Deese sits down with Rachel Evans, founder of Evans HVAC and the voice behind the Instagram brand Miss Mini Split, recorded on-site at the PHCC Conference in San Diego. Rachel shares her unconventional path into the HVAC industry—learning electrical theory hands-on, earning her California contractor’s license in record time, and launching her business while raising young children. She opens up about what it’s really like to be a female HVAC business owner in a male-dominated industry, including taking her baby to job sites and building credibility through technical excellence rather than sales tactics. This conversation dives into grit, motherhood, mentorship, and why Rachel is committed to building an HVAC company rooted in quality, integrity, and long-term customer relationships—not high-pressure sales models. Takeaways Why mastering electrical theory and fundamentals creates better technicians and ownersHow Rachel earned her California contractor’s license faster than mostWhat it’s like building an HVAC business while being a hands-on momThe reality of being a female leader in the tradesHow “Miss Mini Split” grew organically on InstagramWhy quality-focused contractors stand out in a PE-driven market Chapters 00:00 – Recording live from PHCC San Diego 01:15 – Rachel’s approach to quality over sales 02:40 – What “new” really means in the trades 03:45 – Why she chose HVAC 04:30 – Early mentorship and learning electrical theory 05:50 – Getting licensed in California 07:15 – Starting the business as a mom 08:25 – Being a female HVAC owner 10:05 – The birth of “Miss Mini Split” 11:40 – Vision for the future of Evans HVAC 12:55 – Where to follow Rachel Keywords #FreedomBlueprintPodcast #MissMiniSplit #WomenInTrades #HVACBusiness #HVACLife #FemaleEntrepreneur #TradesIndustry #PHCC #HomeServiceBusiness #HVACOwner #ContractorLife #SkilledTrades #BlueCollarSuccess #HVACCalifornia #TradeLeadership Mentioned in this episode: HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!

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Welcome to the Freedom Blueprint Podcast! Host Justin Deese delivers practical advice from his decades in the home service industry. Each week, discover strategies for success, avoid pitfalls, and hear real-life stories. Join our community to learn and grow together. Featuring guests like Tommy Mello from Home Service Experts, Tersh Blissett and Josh Crouch from Service Business Mastery, Jerod Williams from Wealthy Plumbers and Ara Mahdessian CEO of Service Titan. Visit www.FreedomBlueprintPodcast.com for more. Empowering leaders, fostering growth and a positive mindset. Your journey to success in plumbing, HVAC, and electrical starts here!

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