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The Jered Williams Show

The Jered Williams Show

Get ready to dive into the business side of plumbing with Jered Williams, Owner of a multimillion dollar plumbing company and The Wealthy Plumber coaching program. Jered, your business guru and podcast host, is on a mission to share his entrepreneurial insights and flip the script on plumber stereotypes. Forget the clichés – he's here to show you how plumbers, or anyone for that matter, can turn their businesses into goldmines. Join us for an insightful and exhilarating journey as Jered spills the beans on why plumbers often undersell themselves and sabotage their success.

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#184 How This Plumber Tripled His Average Ticket Without Getting More Calls

#184 How This Plumber Tripled His Average Ticket Without Getting More Calls

<p>On this episode of the Jered Williams show, host Jered Williams speaks with Tim Nevers of Vanguard Plumbing Solutions about his transition from commercial new construction to a high-growth residential service model. The discussion covers the effectiveness of lead sources like Angie’s List, the critical importance of "speed-to-lead" through automated follow-ups, and the advantages of human answering services over AI. Tim details how he significantly increased his average ticket value by adopting an options-based sales approach and integrating water filtration and well tank services into his standard workflow. The episode concludes with insights on overcoming limiting beliefs, managing bu...

1 hr 1 min

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2026 July 31

# 183 - 35 Years Of Plumbing Business Advice In 62 Minutes

# 183 - 35 Years Of Plumbing Business Advice In 62 Minutes

<p>On this episode of the Jered Williams show, Scott Hobbs shares his journey of scaling a multi-generational plumbing business, from starting with his father in 1989 to managing a large-scale operation with over 80 employees and 55 trucks. Scott details the operational necessity of separating residential new construction from service work, highlighting how each requires a distinct approach to staffing and customer service. He credits much of the company's success to the systems and culture established by his wife and business partner, Pam, emphasizing that hiring for personality and maintaining rigorous accountability are more critical than technical experience alone. The discussion also...

1 hr 2 min

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2026 July 31

#182 I Exploded My Plumbing Business In Only 5 Months (here's how)

#182 I Exploded My Plumbing Business In Only 5 Months (here's how)

<p>On this episode of the Jered Williams Show, Jered and Eddie break down the transition from reactive financial management to a proactive budgeting model designed for home service businesses. They explore the necessity of tracking data—such as booking rates, close rates, and average tickets—to identify operational holes and make informed decisions about marketing spend and technician capacity. The conversation highlights the "cost of growth," emphasizing that hiring and scaling require planned cash dips, and stresses the importance of offering customers full service options to maximize revenue and build long-term trust.</p>

1 hr 5 min

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2026 July 31

#181 Owning A Plumbing Business Was Hard Until I Understood This

#181 Owning A Plumbing Business Was Hard Until I Understood This

<p>On this episode of the Jered Williams Show, Jered and Eddie dive deep into the financial mechanics of running a successful home service business, focusing specifically on gross margin, labor efficiency, and material management. They discuss the importance of understanding P&L statements long before reaching high revenue milestones and explain how a general manager should be incentivized to control costs above the gross margin line. The conversation covers practical strategies for reducing technician idle time, the necessity of accurate job estimating through multipliers, and how a simple, uncapped commission structure can naturally drive technicians to sell more materials...

1 hr 7 min

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2026 July 31

#180 Your Plumbing Business Can Make Way More Money Than You Think

#180 Your Plumbing Business Can Make Way More Money Than You Think

<p>On this episode of the Jered Williams Show, Jered and guest Eddie break down the Profit and Loss (P&L) statement, treating it as a vital report card for home service business owners to diagnose the health of their operations. They explain how to properly structure a P&L by moving technician labor and materials into Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) to clearly distinguish between field inefficiencies and office overhead issues. The conversation provides a data-driven methodology for calculating marketing budgets based on specific revenue goals and conversion metrics rather than arbitrary industry percentages, while also emphasizing the importance...

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2026 July 31

#179 20 Years Of Marketing Advice In 60 Minutes

#179 20 Years Of Marketing Advice In 60 Minutes

<p>On this episode of the Jered Williams show, Jered and Eddie break down the essential blueprint for scaling a home service business through effective marketing and branding. Jared explains the "Purple Cow" philosophy, highlighting how professional branding and a memorable name act as the foundation for all successful outreach. They walk through a comprehensive marketing stack—including Google Local Service Ads, Facebook brand awareness, and Pay-Per-Click—while emphasizing that business owners must track key metrics like booking rates and average ticket sizes to ensure a return on investment. The conversation wraps up with two high-impact strategies: building long-term value thro...

1 hr 1 min

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2026 July 31

#178 How I Turned $1,500 Into A $5 Million Plumbing Biz

#178 How I Turned $1,500 Into A $5 Million Plumbing Biz

<p>On this episode of the Jered Williams Show, host Jered Williams and guest Eddie Barkhurst explain how to grow a plumbing business without loans, investors, or partners by pricing services from day one as if the company already has three technicians, building cash reserves to survive the "Valley of Despair" stages when overhead rises before revenue, treating vehicle debt as an asset, focusing on residential service work, and consistently spending on targeted marketing to generate enough high-ticket calls that the business cash-flows itself through every growth step.</p>

42 min

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2026 July 31

#177 How To Run A Million Dollar Plumbing Biz In 2026 (It's Not Hard)

#177 How To Run A Million Dollar Plumbing Biz In 2026 (It's Not Hard)

<p>On this episode of the Jered Williams Show, Jered and co-host Eddie break down everything needed to launch and scale a plumbing business in 2026, covering memorable branding, simple margin-based pricing, aggressive lead generation through paid ads and organic content, disciplined phone answering and scheduling, in-home sales that present multiple options, and hiring people who fit documented systems. They stress sacrificing lifestyle, reinvesting profits, and holding teams accountable to avoid chaos while using AI tools to speed up marketing and website setup. The core message is that success comes from consistent execution, the right mindset, and treating early years as...

1 hr 19 min

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2026 July 31

#176 Full P&L Breakdown (For Plumbers)

#176 Full P&L Breakdown (For Plumbers)

<p>On this episode of the Jered Williams Show, host Jared Williams and guest Eddie Burkhurst break down a real profit-and-loss statement from Prospector Plumbing and Heating, walking listeners through total income, cost of goods sold, gross profit, overhead, and net profit while explaining how to read the numbers, spot problems above or below the gross-profit line, and use percentages and efficiency metrics to guide pricing, labor, materials, and marketing decisions.</p>

1 hr 0 min

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2026 July 31

How This Guy Made Millions Running His Business Like A Video Game

How This Guy Made Millions Running His Business Like A Video Game

<p>On this episode of the Jered Williams Show, Jered interviews Trent Lowenstein about simulation theory as a practical business framework, where owners act as architects in "god Mode" designing winning systems for their teams rather than playing as passive participants. They discuss character types like NPCs, AFK players, and Player One, along with the core traits of empathy, curiosity, and introspection that drive authentic sales and leadership. Trent shares real-world examples from the trades, including price books with relevant options, membership models for retention, and treating the dispatch board like a strategic game. The conversation also covers leading versus...

51 min

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2026 July 31

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