You're not bad at the work. You're bad at charging for it.
Most guys in the trades quote by feel — a number out of the air, and hope it works out. Some months you're booked six weeks straight and there's still nothing in the account.
I'm Craig. I run a handyman and construction company in Illinois, still in the field. I underpriced everything for years for one reason: I didn't know my numbers. I had no idea what my time needed to be worth.
This group is built around one thing — charging what your work is worth.
Every week I tear down a real job. What I quoted, what it actually took, what I should have charged, what I got wrong. Including the ones I lost money on.
Once a month we do it live. You send me a job you quoted, I price it in front of you and show you the gap.
Plus 47 lessons on systems, marketing and hiring.
Handymen, contractors, cleaners, landscapers, painters — if you do the work, you belong here.
No gurus. No $997 course. No income promises. Just the numbers.