Contractor Club
Five and six figure months with property managers, housing associations and main contractors, fully remote.
£750 for the year. One small job pays it back with change.
The easiest money in construction is in managing the jobs, not doing them.
Some people say "nah, being on the tools pays fine" or "just work with homeowners, there's loads of work."
Truth is, it's not fine, it's capped, and I'll explain why:
1.
On the tools you trade days for a day rate, and that day rate CAPS OUT no matter how good you get. There's only so many hours in your body, and your body's keeping score. Materials go up, insurance goes up, your rate barely moves. One bad back, one bad knee, NO MONEY.
2.
Working with homeowners, every job is a brand new client you had to find. You drive out, quote for FREE, lose it to someone's mate who does it cheaper. The ones you win haggle you down, add bits on mid-job expecting them free, pay late, and never call again. Then Monday morning you start from ZERO. Every finished job means you're unemployed until you find the next one.
3.
Property managers are different. One property manager runs HUNDREDS of doors, and every door has problems, leaks, mould, boilers, repairs, every single week, forever. They don't need one job done, they need someone handling jobs for YEARS. Win the client once, and the jobs come to YOU on repeat. PLUG AND PLAY.
4.
And here's the gap: most property managers are flat out unhappy with their current contractors. Guys who don't pick up, don't report back, disappear mid-job. They're not looking for the cheapest quote, they're looking for ONE number that sorts things without being chased. That gap exists in every city in England, right now, today.
"Why would a property manager give work to a new company?"
Simple.
Because their current contractors keep letting them down, and their job depends on problems getting sorted. When a tenant's ceiling is leaking, they don't care how old your company is, they care who picks up the phone.
You'll also present properly from day one: real completed works on your website, certified subcontractors, insurance in place. The course covers exactly how, and I check every member's setup personally before it goes live.
"Do I need previous construction experience?"
No, and I mean that flat out.
You're the manager, not the tradesman. The client hires your organisation, not your hands. Subcontractors carry the tools and the certifications, you organise, communicate, and keep the margin.
Dan, one of the members, is 29, from Manchester, ex-Amazon delivery driver, ZERO construction background, never priced a job in his life. Few weeks in he's running maintenance jobs fully remote at 40-50% gross margins. The model doesn't care about your CV.
"How much do I need to start?"
Paying the program and a couple hundred quid more. Up to 1000 pounds overall.
No van. No tools. No stock, no office. The subs carry the tools, that's the whole point. A company (£50 to register), a laptop, a phone, couple hundred quid all in. I run my whole operation from my phone, usually from a different country while my jobs are running.
£750 for the year. One small job pays it back with change.
Wins From The Guys Inside CONTRACTOR CLUB
The Contractor Club program will teach you:
A. How to set up a company that gets taken seriously, in days, not months;
B. The cold email machine that lands you property manager clients, lists, warmed mailboxes, and my exact sequences running in my business right now;
C. How to price jobs with the margin protected before anyone lifts a tool, including the AI quoting bot that builds quotes with real material prices in minutes;
D. How to run jobs from your phone through vetted subcontractors, and get paid properly, on time.
What you get after joining:
My eyes on YOUR stuff: company name, positioning, first email, quotes, checked personally, every member
Access to the CONTRACTOR CLUB community, 12 months
Live call with me every single week
The full program, 8 modules:
Company setup & positioning
Picking your niche
Website that passes the credibility check
The cold outreach machine
Getting found on Google
Quoting & winning jobs
The AI quoting bot
Pricing & margins (day rates, buffers, markup)
Sourcing & vetting subcontractors
The subcontractor ad machine
Running jobs from your phone
When a sub lets you down
Protecting against client circumvention
Finding the extras on every job
Invoicing & payment terms
Chasing late payments
My real templates: outreach emails, subcontractor contracts, cheatsheets
What should you expect after joining?
In 2-4 weeks you should be talking to your first client, replies in the inbox, details requested, first job on the table;
You'll know how to price any job with the margin protected before work starts;
You'll know how to find, vet and run subcontractors without being on site;
You'll never be alone on a decision, pricing doubts, sub lets you down, we look at it together and find the way to save it;
You'll have a real company with real clients that compounds, and the foundation to step up to housing association and government work.
£750 for the year. One small job pays it back with change.
