In this episode we discuss Air Pro Solutions, a once-thriving HVAC company, crumbled under $250 million in debt, exposing the dangers of aggressive acquisitions, reckless spending, and poor financial planning. From sponsoring the Miami Dolphins to underestimating inflation, rising interest rates, and integration challenges, this deep dive breaks down how their strategy led to one of the biggest HVAC business failures in history.
🚀 In This Episode, We Cover:
🔹 The power of Google My Business (GMB) & Local Service Ads (LSAs) for lead generation
🔹 How strategic hiring & project management drive success
🔹 Overcoming seasonality challenges in the roofing industry
🔹 The role of Klaus Roofing Systems & key partnerships in scaling a business
🔹 The importance of financial oversight & long-term client relationships
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