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In this episode, Chris welcomes back the legendary Ken Goodrich, founder of Goettl and now the force behind Generator Partners and the Kenerator brand — “your personal power plant.” Ken dives deep into the current home services landscape, the evolving generator market, and why he believes the next big wave for contractors is already here.
From navigating uncertain economic times to the power of brand storytelling, this conversation is packed with insights from one of the trades’ most experienced leaders. Ken shares how he’s applying decades of HVAC, plumbing, and electrical knowledge to an entirely new industry — and how business owners can position themselves for growth even in tough markets.
🔑 Key Takeaways00:00 – Welcome back, Ken Goodrich
04:00 – Market outlook: 2025–2026 and what contractors should prepare for
07:00 – How Ken grew during recessions by pushing forward, not pulling back
10:00 – Introducing the Kenerator and the personal power plant concept
17:00 – Why Ken moved from HVAC to generators — and what he saw coming
22:00 – The rise of home energy independence and the generator boom
27:00 – Systems, processes, and the “thousand-day plan”
33:00 – Retail vs. relationship sales in the trades
39:00 – Using AI for business and process building
46:00 – Selling the unseen: how to market products customers don’t know they need
50:00 – The wave of private equity in home services
53:00 – How roofing, HVAC, and generators are intersecting industries
1:00:00 – Final insights from Ken and closing thoughts
Thank you to our Sponsors!
Rilla: https://www.rilla.com/tothepoint
Chiirp: https://chiirp.com/
Contractor Commerce: https://www.contractorcommerce.com/ryno/
Bluon: https://www.bluon.com/get-demo?referral_code=ToThePoint
Avoca.ai: https://avoca.ai/r/tothepoint
If you got value from this episode, drop a comment with your biggest takeaway!
👍 Like the video, 🔔 subscribe for more real-world home service insights, and share this episode with someone in the trades who needs to hear it.
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In this episode, Chris welcomes back the legendary Ken Goodrich, founder of Goettl and now the force behind Generator Partners and the Kenerator brand — “your personal power plant.” Ken dives deep into the current home services landscape, the evolving generator market, and why he believes the next big wave for contractors is already here.
From navigating uncertain economic times to the power of brand storytelling, this conversation is packed with insights from one of the trades’ most experienced leaders. Ken shares how he’s applying decades of HVAC, plumbing, and electrical knowledge to an entirely new industry — and how business owners can position themselves for growth even in tough markets.
🔑 Key Takeaways00:00 – Welcome back, Ken Goodrich
04:00 – Market outlook: 2025–2026 and what contractors should prepare for
07:00 – How Ken grew during recessions by pushing forward, not pulling back
10:00 – Introducing the Kenerator and the personal power plant concept
17:00 – Why Ken moved from HVAC to generators — and what he saw coming
22:00 – The rise of home energy independence and the generator boom
27:00 – Systems, processes, and the “thousand-day plan”
33:00 – Retail vs. relationship sales in the trades
39:00 – Using AI for business and process building
46:00 – Selling the unseen: how to market products customers don’t know they need
50:00 – The wave of private equity in home services
53:00 – How roofing, HVAC, and generators are intersecting industries
1:00:00 – Final insights from Ken and closing thoughts
Thank you to our Sponsors!
Rilla: https://www.rilla.com/tothepoint
Chiirp: https://chiirp.com/
Contractor Commerce: https://www.contractorcommerce.com/ryno/
Bluon: https://www.bluon.com/get-demo?referral_code=ToThePoint
Avoca.ai: https://avoca.ai/r/tothepoint
If you got value from this episode, drop a comment with your biggest takeaway!
👍 Like the video, 🔔 subscribe for more real-world home service insights, and share this episode with someone in the trades who needs to hear it.

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