A business that is set up right
Entity, licensing, insurance, and money handling done properly from day one, so a bad month or a bad customer cannot take the whole thing down.
Eighteen modules that take you from getting set up correctly, to running a company that holds together, to growing past a single truck, with 70 worksheets and calculators you can use the same day you watch the lesson.
You learned the trade properly: an apprenticeship, a school, ten thousand repairs. Then you started a company and discovered that nothing about being a great tech prepares you for pricing, payroll, hiring, or the moment a customer disputes a charge. The S.O.S. Course is the part nobody taught you.
Not a certificate. A business that runs on systems instead of on how hard you are willing to work this week.
Entity, licensing, insurance, and money handling done properly from day one, so a bad month or a bad customer cannot take the whole thing down.
Know your true cost of doing business, set rates from that number, and stop discovering at tax time that a busy year made no money.
Documented processes for the parts that repeat: dispatch, parts, follow-up, collections, so the business stops living in your head.
Hire before you are desperate, train without burning your best tech, and build the culture that keeps good people from leaving.
The phases run in the order a real business grows. Start where you are. The whole library stays open to you.
Get the foundation right so you are building on concrete instead of sand. For techs going out on their own and owners who skipped these steps and feel it.
Where 80% of the business actually happens. Turn a working truck into a running company with numbers you track and processes that hold.
Grow past a single-tech operation without breaking what works. Most shops jump here too early. This is how to do it on a foundation that holds.
Before Module 1: a five-lesson Welcome & Plug In track that walks you through the framework, sets your 90-day targets, and gets you connected to the community, so you start with a plan instead of a playlist.
The S.O.S. Course is one course, bought as a whole. Get it on its own, or take All-Access if you want the rest of the catalog and the document library with it.
We also publish shorter courses that sell individually, and a few that are free. Everything we release is included in All-Access.
Appliance Atlas is separate. The AI triage tool and its 150,000-manual library are their own product on their own subscription. It is not part of All-Access, and you do not need All-Access to use it.
Lessons are the smaller half. The tools are what actually change Monday morning.
Short, direct video lessons organized across Start, Operate, and Scale. Watch in order or jump to the phase you are in.
Worksheets, checklists, templates, and agreements, all branded, all ready to use, no rebuilding from scratch.
Live spreadsheets for cost of doing business, pricing, second-truck economics, and the rest of the math that decides whether you profit.
Five short lessons to set your 90-day targets and get plugged into the community before you start Module 1.
You are not working through it alone. Bring questions to our free Facebook group and a room full of owners who have already hit the wall you are hitting.
Every system in the course is running in an actual multi-tech appliance repair business right now. This is not theory from a stage.
The S.O.S. Course came straight out of a working multi-tech appliance repair company. The same dispatch problems, the same parts headaches, and the same hiring mistakes you are dealing with right now.
Every system in the course is one that had to survive a real Tuesday before it made it into a lesson.
We give you the proven systems and we will guide you through them. Nobody here is going to promise it happens without the work, but you will never again be guessing at what the work should be.
Still deciding? These are the questions owners ask us most.
Appliance repair technicians and business owners. Techs about to go out on their own, owners a few years in who feel stuck, and operators ready to add trucks but without a foundation under them. If you are great at the repair and shaky on the business, you are the person this was built for.
Most established owners find gaps in Start, usually in entity structure, insurance, or how money is actually handled. It is worth an hour to skim. Either way it is self-paced and you get the whole course, so jump straight to the phase you need and come back to the rest whenever.
The lessons are short and direct. Owners typically work through one module a week alongside running their business, which puts the full course at roughly four to five months. It is self-paced and there is no expiration, so go faster or slower as the season allows.
It is written for this trade. The pricing math uses appliance repair numbers, the CSR playbook handles appliance repair calls, and the parts and van modules deal with the actual problem of stocking a truck. Nothing has to be translated from another industry.
Yes. All 70 downloadables are yours: PDFs you can print and hand to a tech, and live spreadsheets you can plug your own numbers into.
Two ways. Buy the S.O.S. Course on its own. It is a single course covering all three phases, not three separate purchases. Or take All-Access, which includes this course, every other course in the catalog, and the SOP and business document library. Current pricing is in the member portal.
No. Appliance Atlas is a separate product with its own subscription. The course covers the business side; Atlas handles diagnosis in the field. Plenty of owners use both, but neither one requires the other.
Pick the phase your business is actually in, or take All-Access for the whole path. Current pricing lives in the member portal.