The Start Build Grow Show goes international with special guest, Igor Trninic, with Breakthrough Academy in Vancouver, BC.  Igor works with 100's of contractors and helps them scale their contracting business to the next level by implementing processes and creating discipline around the numbers/data.  Igor is extremely intelligent and starting his contracting entrepreneurship at the age of 18.

We discuss all things marketing for your roofing business with special guest, Andrew Tuzson, who has over 20 years of web design & development experience.  In this episode, we take a deep dive into how to integrate marketing and sales to grow your roofing company, how to build a roofing brand, how to build a roofing empire, and the importance of client synergy.

Good's Roofing in Michigan has been in the roofing business since 1997.  Kelly Good, owner, joins us to discuss how he has been successful for so long, including - branding your roofing company, increasing your average ticket, building your client list, and increased marketing during historically slow times.

Former D1 Football Player (University of Nebraska) and Marine discusses how his experiences have helped him build one of the top roofing companies in Nebraska.

The Roofing Academy went live in Lincoln, NE with Luke Hansen, Founder of CompanyCam.  Over a beer, they discuss how Luke developed the app to solve a problem for his family's roofing company.  They also take a deep dive into being a tech startup in the roofing and contracting industry.

Randy Brothers and Nick Peret discuss roofing business fundamentals, including: networking, the power of collaboration, starting with your "why".  They also dive into The Roofing Academy and why Randy is looking to help grow contracting companies throughout the country.

Randy Brothers and Nick Peret discuss jumping into entrepreneurship in the roofing industry.  What is an entrepreneur? When is the right time to make the jump? What mentality do you need to be a successful roofing company?  Together, they take a deep dive into how roofing business owners can avoid mistakes and become more successful.

Randy's first employee for his roofing business was his mother, Debbie Sinclair.  Debbie joins us in episode two to discuss the startup years for Randy's roofing company and how to go about hiring.  Randy loves to take risks while Debbie is all about the numbers.

Randy Brothers hit rock bottom when he had to file for bankruptcy. He had to bounce back in the roofing industry and he bounced back in a big way. His roofing company has now done $40 million in revenue over the last eight years.