Just wrapped this week’s Accelerator call. Couple big wins: @Ryan Hollis is crankin’ – booked out 8 weeks, made his first equipment‑operator hire, and is getting off the machine and into sales/PM mode. Pulled $53k this month… I’m betting he blows past his $500k goal @Colby McArthur leveled up (again) – bought new iron (KX-040) and hired a Project Manager so he can stay locked in on quoting and closing. My money’s on him crossing $1M this year @Chris Vangsnes smashed 30 acres for $58k and captured some killer footage on the job Snow’s gone here in CO and we’re back to full-send season with a new 3‑man crew starting next week. Your turn: What’s ONE win from your week? Big or small, drop it in the comments so we can stack ’em up 🔥

Met with a contractor today that does fire mitigation by hand (no machine). He wants to collaborate with us since he does not want to buy equipment. Trying to figure out a fair way to work together? He is also a general contractor. I was thinking of billing him with a 10% discount if he brings us in on a job. Does that seam reasonable?

For those running 1–3 machine land clearing operations: What were your numbers when you hired your first operator? • Revenue/month? • Jobs booked out how far? • Utilization %? • Cash buffer? Trying to reverse engineer the right timing instead of guessing.

New to the group here. I am beginning in month 2 of running a skid steer and mulcher. My mulcher can only handle to to 14" diameter trees. I've come across a few larger projects which would require larger equipment. What would you all do with those? These are 20-30 acre properties full of huge cedar trees.

PUMPED for @Colby McArthur as he pulled off a $100k+ week in December 🔥 incredible work, great things come to those who work hard!!! KEEP CRANKIN'