Episode 30  Ken Goodrich and Jim Swetman

Episode 30 Ken Goodrich and Jim Swetman

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  • Episode 31-Lights Out? Not Here. | Jim Swetman & Cody Stephens of Nomic Power

    Lights Out? Not Here. | Cody Stephens of Nomic Power Solutions

    When the grid goes down, standby generator dealers are the ones who keep the lights on, and the best dealers are ready long before the storm hits.

    In this episode of The Standby Generator Podcast, host Jim Swetman sits down with Cody Stephens, owner and founder of Nomic Power Solutions in Austin, Texas. They get real about what it takes to grow a standby generator business, why labor changes everything, and how to stay ready when demand spikes.

    No fluff. Just real lessons from a dealer doing the work.

    🔌 Want to grow your dealership with other top standby generator dealers? Book a call with Jim:
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    #StandbyGenerator #GeneratorDealers #PowerAlliance #StandbyGeneratorPodcast #Generac

    48 min
  • Ken Goodrich and Jim Swetman

    Ken Goodrich started as a 10-year-old kid holding a flashlight for his dad. Then he built one of the biggest home service empires in the country.

    Now he's coming for standby power.

    On this episode, Jim Swetman sits down with the man behind Goettl Air Conditioning & Plumbing and author of The E-Myth HVAC Contractor.

    They talk about why Ken made generators his next move, why only about 6% of homes have one (and why that's the opportunity), and what decades in HVAC can teach generator dealers right now.

    • The market is early
    • The window is open
    • Don't sleep on it.

    Power up. Lock in. Lead the way. ⚡

    57 min

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Ken Goodrich started as a 10 year old kid holding a flashlight for his dad. Then he built one of the biggest home service empires in the country.

Now he's coming for standby…