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He recounted stories of minor mishaps, such as accidentally hitting sprinkler lines or electric wiring, but maintained that insurance and transparency kept customer relationships strong. He emphasized that honesty and accountability—apologizing, fixing mistakes, and communicating—were vital to maintaining trust.
Scaling and Future Plans
Tyler’s business, already running smoothly on autopilot, was generating annual profits exceeding $115,000 without further aggressive expansion. He expressed satisfaction with the current revenue level but considered moving into other related services, leveraging the same operational model.