How much money can you make with an appliance repair business?

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[@theapplianceprofit]

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[@copelandrobinson]

Just curious but what state/city your in because seems not possible in my area nowadays?

[@joshyoung6191]

I have owned my appliance repair business for about 6 years. My average ticket price is about $260. It's a great business!

[@rick32k]

Thats not including parts?

[@Admiral-mi1bf]

Do you carry a lot of parts either in your van or at a warehouse? Do you work on all brands? I mostly work on GE, LG, SAMSUNG, KENMORE. FRIGIDAIRE, WHIRLPOOL things like that.

[@copelandrobinson]

Just curious what number of population is needed to make 5 calls a day?

[@turbomustang8417]

Learn sealed system. R600, Samsung and LG will keep you busy. Average $600-700 labor per call. You can get more for high end. Thermador, Viking, Sub Zero and Wolf

[@elvatoandy]

Yeah, talk about headaches though.

[@nickkutyrev9394]

Good figures, Sir! However, would you please show how much you pay for the lead? GOOGLE is the most efficient, but it is expensive. YELP is absolute trash. So we have THUMB and Google, warranty companies and property managers. What is your average lead cost? ANd what is the state you work in?

[@rayhaglerpiano]

Starting off myself. 3 years experience, looking to grow my business now.

[@theapplianceprofit]

That's exciting man! You got it!

[@clintonboheler2690]

I've been repairing for 6 years Im looking to operate my self

[@freezetheheat]

Thank you for the video, I have worked for Sears for 1 year just in refrigerator I believe I am ready to start my business however I want to learn washers and dryer too, Some of the calls you always need to come back and install the part, are they included in the average price per call?? Thank you

[@theapplianceprofit]

That's exciting that you are thinking about going on your own! Yes, customers like it when you give them one set price. So it accounts for the second trip.

[@elvatoandy]

All you have to do is ask. I'm crossed trained to do all.

[@Jesseishere]

But if you charge high, it is a good business . Average sell we do 278$ , so it is a profitable businesss

[@theapplianceprofit]

Yes, you will be in much better shape if you use a job rate, charge what you are supposed to charge. It's tough to make it big on service charges only.

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[@jek539]

Where do you purchase parts?

[@adpenalin]

When you talk about "ticket value", is that before or after subtracting the cost of parts? In other words, let's say you had a job where the customer paid you $200 total and you had to install a $50 part. Would your ticket value, as defined in this video, be $200 or $150? Thanks for clarifying.

[@jek539]

Cost of parts? Diagnose fee applied toward repair?

[@turbomustang8417]

Yes

[@muhammadbaig9480]

i ve been a tech for 1.5 years now and can work on all appliances. but i know sealed system but have never worked on it. dont have EPA . can i start my business without EPA ?

[@theapplianceprofit]

Yes you can start without it

[@jek539]

Which appliance repair is the most profitable?

[@elvatoandy]

Refrigerators easily. Especially when you get into sub zeros.

[@babureddydurga8233]

Any vecancies is there bro

[@cameronbrindley6180]

What happens on the jobs where you may have to order parts or recalls Do you charge again?

[@theapplianceprofit]

We use a flat rate guide, so the price we quote won't change. But there is plenty of profit margin "builtin" to the flat rate price that if we have to order and return, we still make a profit! But first call completes are always best!

[@adpenalin]

@@theapplianceprofitThis rate guide - is that something you created or can you buy it somewhere?

[@osokayleelee]

Does course go into warranty company work.

[@theapplianceprofit]

Yes I cover that!

[@rduwe9466]

and how do you get 5 calls a day ??

[@theapplianceprofit]

Google Ads is the absolute best way I have found after all these years! It fills our schedule everyday!

[@jek539]

What epa certification is required?

[@21cuddy]

Type 1

[@PokemanOkie]

Are these salary sites accurate? They say appliance tech makes on average about 46k per year.

[@theapplianceprofit]

That's probably pretty close. But that is likely someone who is employed for an appliance company.

[@bruhbry831]

Yes it’s for the techs who work at sears and such, you won’t get an accurate answer for owners

[@EngrSmartTopTech]

😅

[@s2dae453]

Where do you get clients? If it's a Google ads or SLA, then each lead will cost you about $80-$100. So if you do a $100 service call, you basically work for free. You have to count the cost for lead! Taxes and etc. Your math is not correct.

[@theapplianceprofit]

My last 7 days I have gotten paying customer for less than $21

[@TainterRacing]

I too use Google advertising and I'm right around $20

[@toddguy9471]

My guy what are you repairing onn 12 Jobs you skip them lg kitchen aid mnogram sub zero refrigerator this aint the 90s bi mets timer evap motors you gotta get out torches to fix 4 out 10 refrigerators

[@theapplianceprofit]

Just a variety of repairs.

[@Jesseishere]

100$ per diagnostic - sounds sweet - 1 leas costs from 80$ to 150$. Just to get this costumer you will spend everything or more then he pays you 🎉 after a year you r broke living on the street

[@bruhbry831]

What?

[@elvatoandy]

​@@bruhbry831bro thinks you're only gonna have 1 customer a month

[@bruhbry831]

@@elvatoandy fr lol 😂 maybe he lives in a ghost town in the middle of nowhere 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@allenhanks7719]

Tough business. Too much junk today

[@theapplianceprofit]

Yes the manufacturers are indeed making junk, but that's great for the repair company!! 😉

[@Jesseishere]

If you work for a company u split 50/50. If you work for yourself you pay a lot for every costumer call. Google, yelp… they will take a lot out of your pocket

[@mohnewyork1082]

Are discourage people? .... Is good business I work for a company I make over 68k a year imagine if you open your company

[@theapplianceprofit]

Amen!