I first learned using CapCut. It’s easy to use, and free version works fine. Just be aware that it will allow you to use some advanced features but then you won’t be able to export the video without upgrading. There are plenty of free features so you can still get by with it without paying. There’s some fun stuff, and you can upload several clips and have it automatically edit it for you. One of the easiest softwares to learn fast. If you’re willing to invest more time into learning how to edit then Davinci is definitely solid, just takes longer to learn to use it. You can edit feature films on it if you learn to use it well enough.

@Darius Irani yea valid points… after the US government got involved I figured it’s probably less risky than it was originally. But either way, I started using Filmora as a similar alternative when CapCut got temporarily banned from the App Store. Works similarly just not quite as good with the AI tools. May have risks of its own too 😜

All the others mentioned work well. It’s very much like picking your favorite flavor of soda. Some have more advantages than others, and usually price reflects that. Obviously I’m an advocate and user of Jobber, but 2 other options to check out are Homeworks and The Customer Factor.

I wouldn’t hesitate to walk on that roof personally. Those tile are very sturdy and strong and provide decent traction. Otherwise, I would use a ladder standoff to lean against the roof instead of the gutter, and use water fed pole from there.

@Matthew Keehn It’s definitely nice to have on hand. I’ll often try Barkeeper’s Friend first, and if it’s not strong enough for the stains then I’ll use Diamond Magic. If that doesn’t work we tried our best 😂 …anything else that is more aggressive can be pretty dangerous and needs extra care.

The WCR marketing app is just white labeling High Level https://www.gohighlevel.com/?fp_ref=bluladder It’s a tool that is extremely customizable for streamlining communications across platforms, especially on the front end and marketing side of business. It’s not necessarily a great stand alone solution for scheduling and managing employees in the field, so most home service companies will use it in tandem with Jobber or some other similar field service software. Very powerful tool but many people struggle with it because there are so many things you can do that it can paralyze you from doing anything. Definitely a learning curve, but if you understand technology along with the workflow of your business plus the customer lifecycle, it can be very helpful.