
Alex Forbes
@AlexForbesOps • 17,027 subscribers
Built first business from $0 to 7-figures & exited. | Building a next level franchise as the COO of Laundry Spot and Ohio Franchisee
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I can’t really comprehend this art form but the signs this dude makes are incredible.
Alex Forbes449,427 views • 16 days ago

No way these dudes are hanging drywall this fast day in and day out.
Alex Forbes14,053,676 views • 1 year ago

I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again. Watching masters at their craft never gets old.
Alex Forbes3,356,513 views • 1 year ago

Client: “Yeah, I think we want to go labor only to save a few bucks, we can grab material” Contractor: “No problem. While you’re out can you basically start your own business to provide everything else we need to get your job done since we’re labor only?” Client: “Uhhhhh…”
Alex Forbes725,037 views • 5 months ago

Stiletto hammers are the holy grail for a lot of framers. I’m sure they are great tools but they come at a premium. More of a status thing in my opinion. I stumbled across Boss hammers and was impressed with how much thought they put into their hammer. I’m not a framer but I haven’t seen anything like it before. This feels like the difference between a master at his trade designing and selling a product vs. a corporation pushing a status symbol. What do you all you construction guys and gals think of this?
Alex Forbes140,230 views • 1 month ago

If you own a Home Services business and you’re pricing by the hour STOP. In home services there is a pricing paradox that occurs when quoting a job for a customer. Customers want the work performed to high quality standards and also done in a timely manner. Often as quickly as possible. Signaling that they value time. However, the second a plumber, electrician, HVAC contractor, etc gets the work done in less time that the customer anticipated, they have a problem with the price. Assuming they should be charged less because it took less time. That’s now how things work. You’re paying for experience and craftsmanship not an hourly rate. Contractors should be incentivized to maximize adding value to their customers. Not drag things out (or cut corners) because they need to hit a labor target. You’re holding back your talented team who could get the job done more efficiently if they were incentivized properly. You’re also backing yourself into a corner with customers by anchoring them with a labor allowance. Price by the job not the hour.
Alex Forbes1,745,355 views • 1 year ago

When you’re a Home Depot guy and you have to go to Lowes. We’ve all been there.
Alex Forbes272,149 views • 4 months ago

This guy is an absolute wizard with transmissions. It’s fun to watch his tear down videos and explanations. I can’t help but wonder if he’s under charging at $1,000 for a total rebuild. What does the business side of you think and what does the customer side of you think?
Alex Forbes225,046 views • 8 months ago