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The Wealthy Contractor

The Wealthy Contractor Podcast helps contractors and home improvement business owners build more profitable businesses, create real wealth, and gain the freedom they started their business for in the first place.

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Sep 14, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    The $25M Contractor Growth Plan Revealed | Kirk Koskiniemi (Ep. 274) (opens the original)

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    How much faster could contractor growth happen if you knew what to fix first? Kirk Koskiniemi already built a roofing business past $20M and sold it. Now he’s starting over in one-day baths, chasing $8M+ in year one and $25M within three years. But the expensive lessons are showing up fast… His lead costs started at 3X where they should have been. So what does a contractor who has already scaled and sold a home improvement business fix FIRST when the second run starts slipping off plan? In this

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    The Home Improvement Sales System Behind a Million-Dollar Week (opens the original)

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    What does it take to build a home improvement sales team capable of a $1 MILLION week? Derek Cornish says Top Home Improvements grew from $2 million to nearly $14 million while operating “the barbaric way.” They made mistakes, then implemented roughly 150 operational changes in a single year. Now they’re exceeding their sales goals, tracking toward $20 million, opening another location, and aiming MUCH higher. In this episode, Derek reveals the contractor sales numbers his team watches EVERY day

  3. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    ONE Rule For Running A Home Improvement Business With Your Spouse (opens the original)

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    Running a business with your spouse means one of you eventually has to STOP being right. For Kyle Erdmann, that meant confessing to a mistake most home improvement business owners would never admit out loud... Secretly competing against his own wife because he couldn't hand over control. It worked out, because today their couple business sits at $15 million in annual revenue (climbing toward a $24 million goal this year), with 50 employees and a full design team so Becca doesn't have to meet wit

  4. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    Warning: This Profit Margin Mistake Bankrupts Contractors | John Huxtable (Ep. 271) (opens the original)

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    How long do you think you can compete on price before your contractor profit margin disappears COMPLETELY? John Huxtable was running a home improvement contractor business doing over $6 million a year selling baths, making sales every week, and still watched his bank account run low. He called a friend running a similar business to compare notes. The friend said things were great... That's when John realized his own numbers had been slipping for MONTHS. Fixing it meant REAL contractor business c

  5. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    How To Scale A Roofing Business Without Replacing A Single Roof | Carmelo Marsala (Ep. 270) (opens the original)

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    You already know how to scale a roofing business the hard way: more crews, more leads, more competition for the same tear-off jobs. But there's a version of roofing business growth that doesn't run through any of that, and it comes from selling something the contractor down the street doesn’t offer. Carmelo Marsala patented a roofing product that SKIPS the entire repair-or-replace argument homeowners dread. That means his roofing company marketing doesn't need to beat anyone on price (because th

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