For about a month already, I have been getting opener replacement jobs. Replacing openers are very easy and you very good money. Not to mention it gets done fast. The customers seem to really love it afterwards. Which leads to getting more google reviews. Hopefully referrals too.

Course is live, community is growing — now I want to hear from you. I've got a lot of content I can create but I'd rather build what's most useful to where you're at right now. What do you want to see most? Drop your vote and add anything specific in the comments. If enough people want the same thing it moves to the top of the list.

The biggest thing for me: a service call isn't just fixing one thing. It's a chance to help. When I go out to fix a door, I look at everything else too. Maybe the other door has worn out rollers or a flat bottom seal. Maybe the opener is dying. Recommending to the customer that they should replace them isn't pushy — it's helping them avoid a bigger problem later. That's also where the real money is in this job. What has your perspective been?

Just started to have a problem with my garage door the past 3 weeks. Once or twice a week when you press the button to shut the door, it comes down, touches the floor, and goes back up. Weird thing is it only does it once. When you press the button to close it again it closes fine. This only happens in the morning, too. Everything works fine otherwise. I am a beginner learning this and would like to know if someone might be able to point me in the right direction to fix this problem. Thank you!

Quick update on where things stand. We've had a big wave of residential service customers lately. That's a good problem, but it means I've been in the field a lot more. I'm taking care of those customers first and building the courses every chance I get. Here's the plan: ✅ End of October: New and improved Free Course. I'm re-filming the whole thing, and it now covers the full residential install process, start to finish. ✅ End of November: Re-filmed Residential Service course, with better video, more detail and real jobs. ✅ January or February 2027: 2-Day In-Person Training. You'll install a residential door yourself on a mock door setup in our shop, then take technical lessons in our classroom. Real hands-on reps, with me right there to coach you. More details soon. Being this busy helps you too. Every job I'm on is new footage and new lessons for the courses. Thanks for being patient and for being here early. It means a lot. Drop a comment: which of these are you most excited for? 👇 /James