Home Service University Review

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Adam Chapman calls himself the Home Service King. Instead of a crown and sash, he dons flannels and beaters and flaunts hipster tattoos to complete the “cool without trying” look.

Adam’s the founder of Pad Pal which has done over $5 million in home services.

He’s also the founder of Home Service University, where he teaches you how to build a home service business that makes at least $10,000 per month, in 90 days or less, guaranteed.

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This is for you if:

  • You’re in school or working a 9-5.
  • You want a business model with a low barrier to entry.
  • That doesn’t require much knowledge or capital to start.
  • You’re not afraid to get dirty and do some real work.
  • Or you wanna scale your current home service business past $20k/mo.

It’s very straightforward: do the stuff no one else wants to do around their home… for hundreds, and sometimes even thousands of dollars per job.

It’s how Pad Pal did $1.4 million last year, doing things like:

  • Window cleaning
  • Gutter cleaning
  • Lawn care
  • Power washing
  • Holiday lighting
  • Driveway sealing
  • Interior painting
  • Snow removal

And it’s how hundreds of six figure earners and eight millionaires have already been created inside Home Service U.

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The average household spends over $5,000 a year on home services.

Unsurprising.

Nobody wants to spend their Saturday sweating into a bucket of soapy water, struggling up and down a ladder, then slipping a disc trying to move the patio chair.

This is where you slide in, save the day, and get paid a premium to do so.

It can start out as a side hustle – and then you can go full time when you’re ready.

Pick up a squeegee, mop, bucket, broom, rubber gloves, knee pads, glass cleaner – just basic stuff like that – throw it in the back of your Sonata, and you’re good to go.

Do everything yourself or hire a team to handle the dirty work.

Watch the money come faster than Usain Bolt outta the blocks.

Home Service U member Stanton Miller pocketed $62k just from Christmas lights last season. Sheesh.

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And by stacking services, a $250 window cleaning gig can easily turn into $2,000 in other jobs throughout the year – all from that same customer.

And what if they pay for those services every year? And some of their neighbors see you… and hire you?

Daddy Fat Sacks, 36 speakers in the Cadillac! (That’s what.)

This isn’t theory. This is how it actually works out there in the real world.

Case in point: Home Service U student Noah Leach.

After landing a $100 snow removal job, that same family had him string Christmas lights for $1,300. Then, when it got warmer out, they paid him $850 to wash the siding and clean the gutters.

That’s $2,250 in total. Not bad.

Plus, think about it, Adam says. As long as there are homes, you’re in business.

And with an aging population that’s getting lazier by the day, demand for these types of services is only going up.

It’s recession-proof, too. Homes and commercial buildings need maintained no matter how high interest rates are or how low Tesla stock trades.

And the current competition? Weaker than a handshake from a limp noodle.

According to Adam, most home service companies are flaky, unprofessional, and do half-ass work.

Treat people right and you can dominate your local area.

Home Service University shows you how.

Here’s what’s included:

  1. Full masterclass to take you from zero to seven figures.
  2. Private community to hold you accountable, network and share war stories with.
  3. Coaching calls two times a week with Adam.
  4. Door hanger templates, standard operating procedures, interview guides, and other resources.
  5. Sales scripts and price guides for common services.
  6. Supplier discounts, software deals, free giveaways, and more.

Cost for all that? Adam doesn’t say. Wants you on a call first.

There is a $10k-in-90-days guarantee though.

Love Adam, love the offer, but I’d rather black out at one of Diddy’s private parties and wake up with a sore tushy than do manual labor.

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