Twelve months. Thirteen steps. One result.
A business that earns far more than it does today and runs without you on the tools. Here is how we get you there, what you get at every step, and what we ask of you in return.
Hard work alone will never get you there.
At £100k you're already working as many hours as a human can. A trade business only grows when three numbers change, and the order you change them in is the whole game.
Job value
How much each job is worth on average. The one-man band: lots of small jobs, priced on gut feel, often undercharged.
Capacity
How many jobs you can deliver at once. The one-man band: one. You. If you're not on site, nothing is being earned.
Lead flow
How many good enquiries come in, and how reliably. The one-man band: word of mouth only. Feast or famine.
From a £100k one-man band to a £1m+ business you no longer have to work in.
Wherever you're starting from, you begin at Step 1. Even members already turning over £300k usually find Steps 1 to 5 are half-built, and that's why they're stuck.
Stop being cheap. Stop being everything.
Price properly, specialise, get your money right, make the first hire and build a sales process.
- 1Work backwards from £1m£1m divided by your average job value is the number of jobs you'd need. Most people see their real problem in thirty seconds: far too many small jobs.
- 2Move to higher-value work and raise your pricesPick the highest-ticket version of your trade and make it your core offer. Prices up 15–30% this week. Lose the bottom 20% of customers on purpose.
- 3Get your financial basics in placeLimited company, monthly numbers, VAT treated as the customer's money, deposits and stage payments on every job, every job costed, a 13-week cash forecast.
- 4Make your first hire so you can quote and sellA job-runner, not a labourer. Your first hire isn't a cost. It buys the time to go and win the next £100k of work.
- 5Build a simple, repeatable sales processReply inside an hour. A proper site visit. A written proposal within 48 hours. Follow up on day 2, 5 and 10. Track the close rate.
Build the machine.
A lead engine you control, written delivery systems, multiple crews, and you fully off the tools.
- 6Build a lead engine you controlGoogle Business Profile, a website that converts, a referral system, then paid ads and commercial relationships. Know your cost per job won.
- 7Write down how jobs get deliveredJob management software, checklists, photos at every stage and a customer communication standard. Systems let ordinary people deliver your standard.
- 8Go from one crew to two or threeSubcontract first, employ later. Hire the job-runner before the hands, or you've just made yourself a busier foreman.
- 9Get fully off the toolsSomewhere around £250k–£350k you stop doing the work. From then on your job is sales, hiring, cash and leadership.
Lead. Don't do.
An operations manager, more revenue per customer, a business run on numbers, and protecting what you've built.
- 10Hire an operations or contracts managerThe hire that lets the business grow without you being the one everyone rings. Often your first job-runner, promoted.
- 11Add more revenue from the customers you already haveAdd-on services, maintenance and service contracts, commercial and framework work, customer finance.
- 12Run the business on numbers and a weekly rhythmA one-page scorecard every Monday: leads, close rate, job value, margin, cash, utilisation, pipeline. Each number owned by someone.
- 13Protect what you've builtContracts, insurance, accreditations and a two-to-three-month cash buffer. A business that doesn't depend on you is an asset.
You do the step. We hand you the tool.
The first year, in order. Open a stage to see what you do and what we hand you for it. Nothing here is "watch a video and figure it out".
01 Foundationsweeks 1–4 +
02 Stage 1stop being cheap and stop being everything +
03 Stage 2build the machine +
The part most programmes don't build.
Training doesn't install a business. Action does. So the programme is built around making the action happen, and making it visible.
- The scoreboard. Seven numbers posted every Monday: turnover, job value, margin, close rate, hours on the tools, cash, money owed. The weekly call opens with numbers, never with feelings.
- The Implementation Record. Every action step, the date done and the proof. It's the coaching agenda and the evidence for the guarantee.
- Evidence gates. The next step unlocks when the proof of work is posted. A member who raises prices on day three moves on; a member who watches every video and changes nothing does not.
- The weekly live call. Ten minutes of numbers, twenty of teaching, thirty of hot seats on real figures. Replay posted the same day.
- Review calls at 90, 180 and 270 days. Your scoreboard against your baseline and the next 90-day target in writing. Day 180 is the guarantee checkpoint.
- The silence protocol. Seven days quiet: a coach message. Fourteen: a phone call. Thirty: a formal review against the commitment you signed.
One programme. One fee. No upsells.
Twelve months of coaching, the full training school and the Toolkit, which is yours to keep.
A course you watch.
A lead service. A motivational weekend. Something done for you while you carry on as you are. If you want it done for you, we're not the right people, and we'll tell you that on the call.
The business apprenticeship nobody gave you.
You spent four years learning the trade. This is twelve months learning to run the business, step by step, in the right order, with the tools, the coach and the guarantee that make sure you finish it.
One programme. One fee.
We go through it on your call, once we both know this is a fit. Pay in full, or spread the cost over up to 12 monthly instalments on your existing credit card through Splitit, with no interest, no fees and no credit check.
Before you book.
Who is this for?+
UK tradespeople turning over roughly £80k to £500k who are still on the tools most of the week: from a one-man band or a van and a lad up to a small team, who know they're capable of more and have been stuck at the same level for too long.
Wherever you sit in that range, we start at Step 1. Even members already turning over £300k usually find Steps 1 to 5 of the roadmap are half-built, and that's exactly why they're stuck. We'll tell you honestly on the call whether we're the right fit.
Is this a course or a subscription?+
Neither. It's a 12-month coaching programme: a weekly live coaching call, one-to-one review calls at 90, 180 and 270 days, the full training school, the member community and the Toolkit of calculators, templates, scripts and checklists. One fee. No monthly subscription, no upsells.
I'm flat out already. Where do I find the time?+
Three hours a week on the business. That's the deal. The first moves, prices up, deposits on every job, enquiries answered inside the hour, show inside 30 days and buy that time back. Calls fit around site hours and every call is recorded if you miss one.
Do I have to travel to events?+
No. Everything runs online: the weekly live call, the one-to-one review calls, the training school and the community. Where in-person events are held they're optional and on separate terms.
Find out where you are on the roadmap.
A free 30-minute call. We'll tell you which step you're on, what's actually holding the business back, and whether we're the right people to fix it.