
Check A Pro Radio Show · March 19, 2026
Diagnose Uneven Home Comfort Before Replacing HVAC
Use a room-by-room comfort log, qualified airflow and duct tests, humidity evidence, and repair history before deciding whether to repair or replace HVAC.
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Inventory verified August 13, 2026. Counts change as Jim publishes.
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Check A Pro Radio Show · March 19, 2026
Use a room-by-room comfort log, qualified airflow and duct tests, humidity evidence, and repair history before deciding whether to repair or replace HVAC.

Check A Pro Radio Show · February 11, 2026
Use dated exterior and attic evidence, safe qualified inspection, and written scopes to separate roof maintenance, repair, ventilation work, and replacement.

Check A Pro Radio Show · February 24, 2026
Start with the utility report and fit-for-purpose testing, then match hardness or a verified contaminant to the right treatment and maintenance plan.

Bring On Success Radio · September 5, 2022
AC Lockyer's five-key framework becomes a guarded operating loop for planning, action, review, replication, documentation, and exceptions.

Phenomenal Business Growth Podcast · August 7, 2023
Loren Goodrich's recording-time supply story becomes a go/no-go method built on separate economics, capacity, controls, and a stop rule.

Contractors' Stories Podcast · December 13, 2024
Billy Gregus's integrity discussion becomes a practical control loop for promises, work changes, quality checks, recovery, and team accountability.

Phenomenal Business Growth Podcast · August 21, 2023
Renée Marino's communication discussion becomes a practical service procedure for listening, clear messages, channel choice, escalation, and closeout.

Contractors' Stories · September 1, 2024
Ellen Rohr's field-observation lesson becomes a consent-aware ride-along method for testing service processes before a company-wide rollout.

Phenomenal Business Growth Podcast · January 29, 2024
John Torres's cautionary startup story becomes a lawful, competence-bounded pilot for testing one adjacent service before scaling it.

The Beach Money Podcast · July 5, 2024
Nate Dominguez shares a help-first referral practice built on listening, useful resources, consent-aware follow-up, and deeper relationships.

ABACUS Plumbing Podcast · January 1, 2025
Alan O’Neill's people-first lesson becomes a practical employee-support system with clear manager limits, confidential routing, and learning loops.

Service MVP Podcast · May 29, 2023
Nathan Keller outlines a repeatable home-service call experience built on clear coverage, pre-call training, consistent handoffs, and careful review.

SEAL Podcast · August 7, 2024
Cori McDougald's in-home service discussion becomes a privacy-aware protocol for arrival identity, access limits, personal items, and secure closeout.

Service MVP Podcast · March 13, 2023
Roy Jaramillo's family-business discussion becomes a practical system for roles, decisions, disagreements, accountability, and after-hours boundaries.

Service MVP Podcast · February 19, 2024
Helmi Ben Flah and Joe Rivera describe a service-growth accountability loop built on customer care, explicit processes, internal training, and review.

Phenomenal Business Growth Podcast · March 13, 2024
Jeff Buck's career-change story becomes a careful teach-before-propose method that separates useful customer education from unsupported technical claims.

Service MVP Podcast · March 4, 2024
Landon Brewer explains how evidence, bounded tests, explicit review rules, and exit conditions can protect a service business from unproven potential.

Pipeline To Profitability · July 6, 2024
Jim Klauck turns recurring homeowner questions into a practical recording, repurposing, publishing, and review cadence for home-service teams.

The Beach Money Podcast · October 12, 2023
Jim Klauck explains how interview-led podcasts can answer buyer questions, reveal the people behind a service company, and build a useful content library.

Service MVP Podcast · August 14, 2023
Kalee and Clint Moore explain how written values, job-relevant hiring, documented procedures, gradual-release training, and reciprocal service shape culture.

Service MVP Podcast · April 24, 2023
Anthony Moore explains how cross-role experience, mentors, supervised training, current instructions, and ongoing study support an electrical career.

Service MVP Podcast · August 28, 2023
Nicole Snyder explains a hiring, field-training, customer-service, and prompt accountability loop for a plumbing team, with recording-time role guardrails.

Service MVP Podcast · July 6, 2024
Chloe Davis explains how written standards, lived values, focused coaching, and individual motivation can make home-service leadership clearer and fairer.

Service MVP Podcast · September 18, 2023
Stephen Akian explains how learning, visible standards, vulnerability, delegation, and reciprocal accountability turn self-leadership into team leadership.
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Field-tested lessons from contractors and home-service specialists interviewed by Jim Klauck.
How service businesses earn confidence through communication, workmanship, and follow-through.
Practical operating lessons for contractors building teams, systems, and a durable reputation.
Plain-language guidance that helps homeowners ask better questions before hiring a service company.
Garage-door operation, maintenance, product quality, and homeowner safety discussed with working professionals.
Transcript-grounded conversations and practical field lessons about team development.
Planning considerations for standby generators, electrical loads, fuel, transfer equipment, and maintenance.
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