Expand Skills and Diversify Services
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He went from making $15K a year in lawn care to almost 1 million in construction in 12 months
What happens here
The entrepreneur strategically expanded his skill set and business offerings. This included obtaining a degree in Landscape Architecture from West Virginia University and becoming a Union Carpenter. These qualifications provided professionalism and credibility, enabling the business to move beyond simple lawn care to full interior/exterior demolition work, comprehensive landscape design, and full landscape installations. During the off-season for landscaping, he would engage in carpentry work, ensuring a year-round income stream and continuous skill application.
Goal: Broaden business capabilities and offerings through formal education and trade skills.
Tools and materials
- College Degree West Virginia University — Providing professionalism and expertise in landscape design and other construction-related fields
- Union Membership — Accessing carpentry work and industry connections during off-peak seasons for landscaping
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