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HVAC Invoicing Fixes for Service Techs to Reduce Cash Flow Gaps with Austin Wendel Part 2

HVAC Invoicing Fixes for Service Techs to Reduce Cash Flow Gaps with Austin Wendel Part 2

HVAC Know It All Podcast · HVAC Know It All Inc

April 2, 202618m 23s

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Show Notes

In this episode of the HVAC Know It All Business Edition Podcast, co-hosts Gary McCreadie and Furman Haynes from WorkHero sit down with Austin Wendel, Owner at Accounting 4 Trades. Austin shares valuable insights on managing cash flow, invoicing efficiently, and using smart marketing strategies to grow a successful trade business. From service agreements to financial systems, this episode covers key strategies that every small business owner should consider for long-term success. With extensive experience in the HVAC and trades industry, Austin shares his expertise on cash flow management, financial systems, and operational efficiency, all crucial to growing a sustainable business.

Expect to Learn:
  • The importance of quick invoicing for maintaining healthy cash flow

  • How to handle unpaid invoices and effectively collect payments

  • Marketing strategies for acquiring your first customers

  • Setting up financial systems that work for your trade business

  • The benefits of service agreements and creating long-term customer relationships

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

02:37 - Importance of Quick Invoices

05:31 - Marketing for New Businesses.

07:48 - Grassroots Marketing Techniques

08:39 - Setting Up Financial Systems

10:31 - Service Agreements for Steady Cash Flow

13:33 - HVAC as a Service Model

17:22 - Advice for New Business Owners

18:14 - Conclusion

This Episode is Kindly Sponsored by: PartsTown: https://www.partstown.com/hvac-parts

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