We at UpFlip are excited to present you with the opportunity of becoming Wise Coating Franchise owners! Brandon has built something very extraordinary at WIse Coating, and you could become his partner! He is offering UpFlip viewers an exclusive discount on the start-up fees! Learn more about this great opportunity by visiting this link: bit.ly/WiseUpflip
It's worth adding he owns an expensive coaching company that can fund any short comings. I'm sure no one was missing a meal during the super hard "start up time"... not taking anything away but when you have the network and connections he does and the sales pitch matched with the cash flow to go heavy, anything is possible. This isn't a start at the bottom success story.
And he woke up one day and magically had said successful coaching company? Or maybe he was born with said company like an appendage? Stop being so small minded and taking away accomplishments. He was successful in that endeavor, and that experience carried over into his new venture 🙄
@LSA chronicles He makes more from coaching/mastermind stuff than the business was the lesson here. If you haven't attended some of his events then you wouldn't know. Nothing wrong with the hustle, just wanting to point out his did not start the coating business bootstrapping and grinding it out. He bank rolled the concept from 0-100 overnight with his major network of other deep pocketed business owners and connections made where?? Through the conquer group. Again, not saying he isn't successful, just saying he wasn't in the trenches eating Ramen while starting wise coatings. It launched as a successful, funded venture. Success is easy when you have thousands paying you $800-1000+ per month to be in your mastermind groups. It's hard to fail when you have the cash flow and network of people to implement an idea full-bore from the jump. You drastically diminish any struggle season getting the money flowing. It's no different opening additional locations of a successful franchise vs. Grinding it out for a lifetime with a small mom and pop shop. If you got the coin to get yourself a coating business, get after it. Your videos about your journey would be great to see from someone starting actually from scratch.
So what’s the takeaway here, skill compounds & leverage is gained by having a crack & doing the work to build these businesses. Even if it is true that he had cash backups, nobody can gift you the skillsets that it takes to run & automate a successful business, he obviously has all of the skillsets so i think it makes no difference if you focus on that
I appreciate his vision. From experience you can have access to alot of finance but lack the vision or know-how. His vision grew in his apprenticeship, yes it was his dad but anyone can go out and learn. The man is a success story and he has inspired me who lives in NIGERIA. His vision and application for marketing/branding wasn't inherited. I wish to build something like Brandon or better. I come in peace in the name of Christ Jesus 🙏❤️
Have only watched 2 videos from UpFlip. The other video was Laundry Genuis. Lessons so far which both of them uses are: 1) Systems, tracking and creating systems 2) Outsourcing, they outsource payment systems etc so they can focus on what matters most 3) Partnering with Distributors, both of them work with their distributors very closely. ie financing washing machines or renting out machines 4) Hands off, as owners of a franchise, you need to go hands off and leave it to a trusted manager so that you can focus on expanding the business
You think this guy was hands off? He seemed pretty involved in the process. Even paid $2000.00 on a course to learn how to apply the product to the floor. In a service based industry, you got to be hands on, otherwise your business is not going to excel. Once you built up a good enough working model, and can begin to expand, that's when you can remove yourself from the frontline operations. But until then, you got to get dirty with everyone.
Guys, let me tell you. I just learned more about business than in the last 100h of business, coaches, mentors or any other video that I have watched. I'm in a completely different business, machine manufacturing, but that was so good to see. It was direct, no hiding, no drama, and done. I'm almost buying a wise coatings franchise to improve my actual business process and governance. Congratulations for you both, Uplift and Wise Coatings.
I have all the equipment for sale if you want. 2 floor cleaners, 7 scrubbers, a burnisher, a 20kva 3phase generator (diesel block, runs on propane), 12000 w 1 phase generator, 3 grinders, 2 3phase dust collectors, 5 horsepower 3phase air compressor, a shot blaster, a few dozen sets of diamonds... also a 1998 isuzu NPR with 14ft bed (brand new tires and a new engine). Plus more accessories and the like.
There’s a lot of very key points here, mostly to always plan for a larger business than a home garage. I love that he knew nothing about the business but decided it was a 100% commitment regardless. That’s the right approach for success.
One thing that I do not think is mentioned in the video is competition. Are there other companies in your area that are doing the same thing? If so, how do you separate yourselves from them?
@@ransomharrist5119if you are running a business correctly, you won't have much time to worry about the competition. 🤷♂️ there is always going to be competition. You can't epoxy every garage floor in the world. You build a service and product, and you market to the customer that wants to pay for said service and product. Leave the rest for the others to worry about. It's like he said about appearance and professionalism. If you show up in beat up van, writing estimates on a napkin, you are only going to collect what image you portray. He gave a ton of insight into the smallish details he uses to draw in high dollar RO's and how he follows them up once the repair is done. Details, details, details.
Hey I really wanted to know, do you usually tell the customer they need to clean out their garage? Or do you clean out the garage before starting the job?
As a small business owner, I was a bit demotivated and thinking about wrapping up. You've not only motivated me to continue, but to instead do some expansion. Much thanks for sharing this.
Our hearts are full, knowing we can touch lives with our videos! Hope you take these powerful lessons with you and apply them. Cheers to your success! 🔥
Brandon Vaughn is the truth. Met him at a pressure washing convention were he spoke. Top Dog and Humble. BTW : what was it that finally removed that difficult flooring?
This helps with confidence so much. I’m just starting my epoxy flooring business! I hope and pray I’m as successful as this. This was so helpful! Thanks
@@UpFlip I just started in November. I use to work for a contractor doing this like 15 years ago but never did anything on my own. I cleaned my workshop and epoxy my floors and it turned out great and then the thought came to me. Why not start a business 📍
@@brzo. I’m going to a class at the end of the month and getting my website up and working on Marketing right now. I have about 2 guys onboard and we will be ready to go full out by April 1st. 🤞🏽🙏🏽
1 Year on and still teaching old dogs new tricks - I learnt so much from this, what an incredible guy and team - thank you for sharing so much incite and I wish you all the best success which I'm absolutely sure will follow you. Outstanding !!
This guy created a real premium brand. He's uppdated with all the technology and automated as much as he could. Really smart to get with the times if you open a business and use all of the resources you can use.
Ive been following brandon for years when i first started my pressure washing company... I am now looking to expand my horizons and am "floored" to hear hes doing this as I've stumbled on this video by chance and know him.
We can't agree enough, Panda Geckos! Do you know that he's also franchising his business? If you're interested in owning one, we have a discount franchise fee exclusive for our UpFlip viewers. Feel free to visit their website for more information on how to avail it 👉wisecoatingspartners.com/ Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity! :)
Wow I am so in love with this type of epoxy application I work for a company here in Jamaica but we only stick to one type of application wish I was with this company to expand my talent great job guys
Really love these videos! I seriously wish you guys would do an automatic car wash like someone who started a Tommys franchise or any franchise really. That would be so cool!! I’d love to see one of those. The self serve ones are neat but those automatic tunnels are just awesome
Great suggestion, Andy! I'll make note of that and we will interview if we find something interesting. Feel free to send any businesses you'd like to see on the channel!
haha that would be cool I've worked at Quick Quack Car wash for 26 months now and I can tell you there's a lot to it but as a worker the wash packages are gimmicks always go with the cheapest wash and stick to lighter paint colors when going through one ;)
Congratulations, by far this is your best video, tons of information, I just think you missed one thing, Brandon mentions he has a company that finances his clients, do you have any idea what company it is? Thank you for these amazing videos.
This is a absolutely fantastic video. Marketing marketing marketing is absolutely crucial to the success of a business. As a business owner I learned a lot about marketing in my first year taking the long hard road. I went nearly broke trying to save money on marketing. Once I said ok it’s do or die for this business poured basically the rest of the business’s money into marketing out workload absolutely went thru the roof. Very interesting to hear how hard these guys favor facebook for marketing. We run very heavy on google ads. I may have to open up a new marketing ad on Facebook now and see what type of feedback I get out of that. Once again really awesome video, thank you for putting this out there. First video of yours I’ve seen. Don’t worry I hit the like and subscribe lol. Keep putting this information out there. There are a lot of small business owners that could learn a ton from this video alone.
We love hearing things like this Andre. 😀💖Thank you very much. We want to provide as much detail as possible in our videos. Please let us know what type of other businesses you'd like to see featured on the channel?
I love how indept you guys go into each business!!! You guys get better and better each video. If I could suggest a business to view it would be “auto film Specialist” owned by mike norg 1million dollar business and very humble guy
We really appreciate that Mondo and we love featuring new businesses on the channel. 😀Can you send us the contact details of the business to media@upflip.com?
4:30 pause. He first got the leads, sold the jobs, and thennn they worried about rental equipment etc. thats a key take away for ya'll who do it the other way around. I see tons of start ups that have all the flashy bells and whistles before having any clients lmao. just remember this as a key takeaway. brilliant point .
But, didn't know how to do it at that point which is fake it til you make it false advertising 🤔 Totally all in and this is amazing, but I'm starting my own now, and I wouldn't market with photos until they're MINE. Maybe I'm wrong, but 5k in marketing then training is how I heard it.
That credit card $100 mock up card you did excellent way to do that up people will value and keep that. It’s not some flimsy paper. Very smart these guys man
I bought a franchise after I left the military as I had no business experience. Now I'm ready to start a company that I can sell franchises for, I find this video very inspiring.
In my experience of doing epoxy, I always let the concrete breathe, repair/seal cracks and always! Always! Do moisture test. There is no way, that concrete is ready for epoxy on a rainy day like that, humidity is too high. It can lead to epoxy foaming or an exothermic reaction. Way to go on grinding the right profile. Hopefully, it holds up. Just want to make it clear for the guys thinking of starting in this business. Typically, it's never 1 day unless it has 0 cracks or holes and is dry.
I am a small coating company in Pennsylvania. I use moisture vapor barrier epoxy as my standard basecoat. How does your polyaspartic basecoat hold up to possible moisture?
@@ThomasGerlach4Tri Just curious so youre saying polyaspartic coating is trash? If so then sounds like someones going to be in a world of hurt in few years with their lifetime warranty.
Great video with enormous amount of information. Okay, I am very observant. How were the technicians able to sand and coat the flooring under the toolboxes on the back wall?
this literally shows that money isn't the only thing to get things going, yet a vision truly plays a huge role. Franchise is absolutely helpful as it builds wealth more effectively long term. Sadly, few people are into it due to lack of knowledge and poor mindset. Also, when it comes to business foundation, a system is the very first thing one needs to consider wisely. When it's already there, everything else will just flow smoothly. Am I right here?
so as a franchise owner, you can make 3000 per day on average which is 15,000 per week before paying employees and everything else plus you’re gonna need a van it honestly sounds like the only winner is the franchise owner. Although if you want to accompany/feel like you’re working for someone else and have a basically supervisor and get off the tools. It’s not the worst deal. The more crews you have working for you the better.
Do you need a contractor license to start an epoxy business like this? Any chance you can help me out? I just did my own epoxy metallic ocean floor at home. First time looks great. I like the creative and labor part of their job. Feeling passionate about it
My husband and I have a business and we are adding this service. This video is very encouraging !!! And John Don is awesome! We took a few classes there recently for epoxy flooring and counter tops.
I have all the equipment for sale if you want. 2 floor cleaners, 7 scrubbers, a burnisher, a 20kva 3phase generator (diesel block, runs on propane), 12000 w 1 phase generator, 3 grinders, 2 3phase dust collectors, 5 horsepower 3phase air compressor, a shot blaster, a few dozen sets of diamonds... also a 1998 isuzu NPR with 14ft bed (brand new tires and a new engine). Plus more accessories and the like.
Excellent episode again. The point about the Buffalo and the cow is interesting except an important point...these are Bison, not Buffalo haha. Sorry, just being pedantic in fun, not intentionally mocking.
Oh...nice to hear the old music back again at the end there...I really like that tune for some reason. Maybe it's always been there and I just noticed as I tend to quit playback as soon as Paul starts the outro.
Marketing to employees is as simple as good wages with reasonably communicated expectations and disciplines. 401ks, insurance, are all old news. Walmart offers a 401k plan for their employees.
Don't you have to wait 7 days before the epoxy is completely chemically cured? Only then can you add the polyurethane layer that you need so that the floor is not so sensitive to scratches, right?
Can't find the Dunzo software website details in the resource section under description. Can you advise the dunzo website details, can't find in search
this sounds cool but they need to train their franchisees again I had them scheduled to come out to do an estimate at my home I get there at the appointment time nobody shows up nobody calls I have to call them to find out what happened and I got some response about how she didn't get the appointment blah blah blah so I pretty much decided to go with somebody else after that. This is in Orlando Florida I'm actually on my way out to meet the guys doing my floor today
How did you learn to do the job to a quality standard? I have wanted to do this in my country but I won't to know how to do it properly and have the best finish.
This would be an interesting video to do Jovany. Thank you for the suggestion. 😀👍We'll be on the lookout for a window tinting business to feature. Are you in this industry?
@@giovannigiorgio8962 exactly. Ask each franchisee, and every employee how much they make. Then have them watch how much the boss makes. Then u have created many entrepreneurs ha ha
@@donotrobme9295 As a business owner myself this exact thing makes me sick, hearing other business owners talk about branding, core values and whos a good fit and whos not until you find how much they pay their employees then your gut reaction is just ah GTFo.
We at UpFlip are excited to present you with the opportunity of becoming Wise Coating Franchise owners! Brandon has built something very extraordinary at WIse Coating, and you could become his partner! He is offering UpFlip viewers an exclusive discount on the start-up fees! Learn more about this great opportunity by visiting this link: bit.ly/WiseUpflip
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What’s the company for the vehicles leasing?
What about a portable toilet hire company next or skip/ garage trailer rental
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It's worth adding he owns an expensive coaching company that can fund any short comings. I'm sure no one was missing a meal during the super hard "start up time"... not taking anything away but when you have the network and connections he does and the sales pitch matched with the cash flow to go heavy, anything is possible. This isn't a start at the bottom success story.
Thank you for the reality check. Truly a very helpful comment.
And he woke up one day and magically had said successful coaching company? Or maybe he was born with said company like an appendage?
Stop being so small minded and taking away accomplishments. He was successful in that endeavor, and that experience carried over into his new venture 🙄
@LSA chronicles He makes more from coaching/mastermind stuff than the business was the lesson here. If you haven't attended some of his events then you wouldn't know. Nothing wrong with the hustle, just wanting to point out his did not start the coating business bootstrapping and grinding it out. He bank rolled the concept from 0-100 overnight with his major network of other deep pocketed business owners and connections made where?? Through the conquer group. Again, not saying he isn't successful, just saying he wasn't in the trenches eating Ramen while starting wise coatings. It launched as a successful, funded venture.
Success is easy when you have thousands paying you $800-1000+ per month to be in your mastermind groups. It's hard to fail when you have the cash flow and network of people to implement an idea full-bore from the jump. You drastically diminish any struggle season getting the money flowing. It's no different opening additional locations of a successful franchise vs. Grinding it out for a lifetime with a small mom and pop shop. If you got the coin to get yourself a coating business, get after it. Your videos about your journey would be great to see from someone starting actually from scratch.
So what’s the takeaway here, skill compounds & leverage is gained by having a crack & doing the work to build these businesses. Even if it is true that he had cash backups, nobody can gift you the skillsets that it takes to run & automate a successful business, he obviously has all of the skillsets so i think it makes no difference if you focus on that
I appreciate his vision. From experience you can have access to alot of finance but lack the vision or know-how. His vision grew in his apprenticeship, yes it was his dad but anyone can go out and learn. The man is a success story and he has inspired me who lives in NIGERIA. His vision and application for marketing/branding wasn't inherited. I wish to build something like Brandon or better. I come in peace in the name of Christ Jesus 🙏❤️
Have only watched 2 videos from UpFlip. The other video was Laundry Genuis. Lessons so far which both of them uses are:
1) Systems, tracking and creating systems
2) Outsourcing, they outsource payment systems etc so they can focus on what matters most
3) Partnering with Distributors, both of them work with their distributors very closely. ie financing washing machines or renting out machines
4) Hands off, as owners of a franchise, you need to go hands off and leave it to a trusted manager so that you can focus on expanding the business
You think this guy was hands off? He seemed pretty involved in the process. Even paid $2000.00 on a course to learn how to apply the product to the floor.
In a service based industry, you got to be hands on, otherwise your business is not going to excel. Once you built up a good enough working model, and can begin to expand, that's when you can remove yourself from the frontline operations.
But until then, you got to get dirty with everyone.
@@LynxStarAuto Very true my friend
Guys, let me tell you. I just learned more about business than in the last 100h of business, coaches, mentors or any other video that I have watched. I'm in a completely different business, machine manufacturing, but that was so good to see. It was direct, no hiding, no drama, and done. I'm almost buying a wise coatings franchise to improve my actual business process and governance. Congratulations for you both, Uplift and Wise Coatings.
Machine manufacturing, making automated machines?
Started his own for $15k. But wants between $114,000-$133,000 to franchise with him. Hum!!! I think I’ll start my own.
You are right, to be a successful person in life require him or her of hard work and time
Yes I'm a living testimony of Anna S Wilson, her platform has also done a great thing for me
She is legit and her method works like magic I keep on earning every single week with her new strategy
She made it more easier even when I thought it's difficult
I have all the equipment for sale if you want. 2 floor cleaners, 7 scrubbers, a burnisher, a 20kva 3phase generator (diesel block, runs on propane), 12000 w 1 phase generator, 3 grinders, 2 3phase dust collectors, 5 horsepower 3phase air compressor, a shot blaster, a few dozen sets of diamonds... also a 1998 isuzu NPR with 14ft bed (brand new tires and a new engine). Plus more accessories and the like.
There’s a lot of very key points here, mostly to always plan for a larger business than a home garage. I love that he knew nothing about the business but decided it was a 100% commitment regardless. That’s the right approach for success.
So true Behe. Commitment can take someone very far. 😀Thank you for watching and commenting. Would you ever start a business in this industry?
He's rich as hell with decades of experience and nothing to lose by throwing money into new business ventures.
So true. Especially in the service industry. You have to be hands on, otherwise, the business will flounder.
I did this a year they paid me 200 a day but at times grinding three floors by hand on a resort in Miami is no joke it takes the life out you
I'm in Miami myself. 200 a day is decent pay out here.
Thank you Paul and UpFlip crew for letting us host your visit!! I had a blast spending the day with you 💪🏽 Keep making life changing content!! 🔥
I did too and thank you for blessings the channel with your presence and knowledge.
One thing that I do not think is mentioned in the video is competition. Are there other companies in your area that are doing the same thing? If so, how do you separate yourselves from them?
@@ransomharrist5119if you are running a business correctly, you won't have much time to worry about the competition. 🤷♂️ there is always going to be competition. You can't epoxy every garage floor in the world. You build a service and product, and you market to the customer that wants to pay for said service and product. Leave the rest for the others to worry about.
It's like he said about appearance and professionalism. If you show up in beat up van, writing estimates on a napkin, you are only going to collect what image you portray. He gave a ton of insight into the smallish details he uses to draw in high dollar RO's and how he follows them up once the repair is done.
Details, details, details.
Hey I really wanted to know, do you usually tell the customer they need to clean out their garage? Or do you clean out the garage before starting the job?
As a small business owner, I was a bit demotivated and thinking about wrapping up. You've not only motivated me to continue, but to instead do some expansion. Much thanks for sharing this.
Our hearts are full, knowing we can touch lives with our videos! Hope you take these powerful lessons with you and apply them. Cheers to your success! 🔥
@@UpFlip thanks again; I fully intend to!
Brandon Vaughn is the truth. Met him at a pressure washing convention were he spoke. Top Dog and Humble. BTW : what was it that finally removed that difficult flooring?
This helps with confidence so much. I’m just starting my epoxy flooring business! I hope and pray I’m as successful as this. This was so helpful! Thanks
Good luck, Max! We hope you are just as successful. When did you start?
@@UpFlip I just started in November. I use to work for a contractor doing this like 15 years ago but never did anything on my own. I cleaned my workshop and epoxy my floors and it turned out great and then the thought came to me. Why not start a business 📍
@@Maxdouble07 hows it been going
@@brzo. I’m going to a class at the end of the month and getting my website up and working on Marketing right now. I have about 2 guys onboard and we will be ready to go full out by April 1st. 🤞🏽🙏🏽
@@brzo. thanks so much fam! Best wishes to you 💯🙏🏽
1 Year on and still teaching old dogs new tricks - I learnt so much from this, what an incredible guy and team - thank you for sharing so much incite and I wish you all the best success which I'm absolutely sure will follow you. Outstanding !!
These floors barely scratch the surface of what a creative person could do with epoxy.
I could do floors that would blow your mind.
This guy created a real premium brand. He's uppdated with all the technology and automated as much as he could. Really smart to get with the times if you open a business and use all of the resources you can use.
Geez, every system Brandon teaches in his ags conquer program he uses in his own brand. He's a genius. Automate. Grow. Sell.
Ive been following brandon for years when i first started my pressure washing company... I am now looking to expand my horizons and am "floored" to hear hes doing this as I've stumbled on this video by chance and know him.
How long have you been pressure washing?
@@sladewagemann9778 for about 7 years now.
This guy’s marketing is phenomenal and all his automated software is so smart
We can't agree enough, Panda Geckos! Do you know that he's also franchising his business? If you're interested in owning one, we have a discount franchise fee exclusive for our UpFlip viewers. Feel free to visit their website for more information on how to avail it 👉wisecoatingspartners.com/
Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity! :)
Wow I am so in love with this type of epoxy application I work for a company here in Jamaica but we only stick to one type of application wish I was with this company to expand my talent great job guys
Really love these videos! I seriously wish you guys would do an automatic car wash like someone who started a Tommys franchise or any franchise really. That would be so cool!! I’d love to see one of those. The self serve ones are neat but those automatic tunnels are just awesome
Great suggestion, Andy! I'll make note of that and we will interview if we find something interesting. Feel free to send any businesses you'd like to see on the channel!
@@UpFlip awesome!!
haha that would be cool I've worked at Quick Quack Car wash for 26 months now and I can tell you there's a lot to it but as a worker the wash packages are gimmicks always go with the cheapest wash and stick to lighter paint colors when going through one ;)
Check out dreams eco express car washes in Calgary Alberta. They are doing some awesome stuff.@@UpFlip
Congratulations, by far this is your best video, tons of information, I just think you missed one thing, Brandon mentions he has a company that finances his clients, do you have any idea what company it is? Thank you for these amazing videos.
Great video. Tons of great info in here if youre starting youre own business
This is a absolutely fantastic video. Marketing marketing marketing is absolutely crucial to the success of a business. As a business owner I learned a lot about marketing in my first year taking the long hard road. I went nearly broke trying to save money on marketing. Once I said ok it’s do or die for this business poured basically the rest of the business’s money into marketing out workload absolutely went thru the roof. Very interesting to hear how hard these guys favor facebook for marketing. We run very heavy on google ads. I may have to open up a new marketing ad on Facebook now and see what type of feedback I get out of that.
Once again really awesome video, thank you for putting this out there. First video of yours I’ve seen. Don’t worry I hit the like and subscribe lol. Keep putting this information out there. There are a lot of small business owners that could learn a ton from this video alone.
Fantastic video. Great questions and great flow! Thanks so much.
This is wonderful to hear Derek. Thanks, 😀 It's our pleasure. What type of other content would you like to see featured on the channel?
Such a good channel, you guys get into great detail.
We love hearing things like this Andre. 😀💖Thank you very much. We want to provide as much detail as possible in our videos. Please let us know what type of other businesses you'd like to see featured on the channel?
I love how indept you guys go into each business!!! You guys get better and better each video. If I could suggest a business to view it would be “auto film Specialist” owned by mike norg 1million dollar business and very humble guy
We really appreciate that Mondo and we love featuring new businesses on the channel. 😀Can you send us the contact details of the business to media@upflip.com?
This video makes me more to start my own business thx 🙏 🙏🙏
The podcast with this guy was definitely a great listen
Love the branding and the after sale items. Great job on the marketing and branding.
4:30 pause. He first got the leads, sold the jobs, and thennn they worried about rental equipment etc. thats a key take away for ya'll who do it the other way around. I see tons of start ups that have all the flashy bells and whistles before having any clients lmao. just remember this as a key takeaway. brilliant point .
But, didn't know how to do it at that point which is fake it til you make it false advertising 🤔 Totally all in and this is amazing, but I'm starting my own now, and I wouldn't market with photos until they're MINE. Maybe I'm wrong, but 5k in marketing then training is how I heard it.
That credit card $100 mock up card you did excellent way to do that up people will value and keep that. It’s not some flimsy paper. Very smart these guys man
This channel is addictive😅. Away better than those tv shows
Holy shit, this dude is an absolute monster. Evaporating the competition
This is truly an amazing interview!! One of the best I have watched in a very long time.
We're glad to hear that you enjoyed the interview! Thanks for watching.
This was great, loved the automation and high level ownership vs operations
We appreciate that UnicornSprinkles. 😀👍We're happy you enjoyed the video. What type of company do you want to see featured on the channel next?
I am addicted to this channel videos, so much business learnings. Already subscribed & Impeccable editing. Namaste From India UpFlip.
Thank you so much for your support all the way from India! Stay tuned for more awesome content and keep those entrepreneurial spirits high! 🙏
I bought a franchise after I left the military as I had no business experience. Now I'm ready to start a company that I can sell franchises for, I find this video very inspiring.
Trying to find the dunzo software as well. Doesn’t come up on google and not in the resource list. Keep us posted!
See the description again ;)
The site is godunzo
Well done. This kind of volume is almost unheard of in the garage floor side of our industry.
It's awesome to see! How long have you been in the industry?
Wow, came here looking for a floor, now I want a franchise.
Where so happy the video motivated you MT. 😀💪This industry can be very lucrative. What type of business are you currently in?
Wow!
This is a very high-value episode.
In my experience of doing epoxy, I always let the concrete breathe, repair/seal cracks and always! Always! Do moisture test. There is no way, that concrete is ready for epoxy on a rainy day like that, humidity is too high. It can lead to epoxy foaming or an exothermic reaction. Way to go on grinding the right profile. Hopefully, it holds up.
Just want to make it clear for the guys thinking of starting in this business. Typically, it's never 1 day unless it has 0 cracks or holes and is dry.
“But when you show up in this…” clown car 😂 13:30
Wow, very well produced video. Great content
This guy is a sales and marketing guru
Thanks for watching and supporting our channel! ☺️
@@UpFlip@UpFlip Bro I need help jobless , and will to work no job not capital to start up something I don't know if you can be of help to me
That's something I been interested in learning to bring that out to New York and the Dominican Republic🙏
Use a steamer on the floor to remove the paper from the wood . Hardware stores sell them
Thank you for sharing guys. All the best WISE
I am a small coating company in Pennsylvania. I use moisture vapor barrier epoxy as my standard basecoat. How does your polyaspartic basecoat hold up to possible moisture?
Let's be honest, we know this product doesn't hold up. No vapor barrier, no top coat, and the flood coat looks razor thin
Dici il Vero! Ma se no era presente umidità di risalita, la barriera vapore non è indispensabile.
@@ThomasGerlach4Tri Just curious so youre saying polyaspartic coating is trash? If so then sounds like someones going to be in a world of hurt in few years with their lifetime warranty.
I dont think he cares. Like he said whoever markets the best wins
I’m in appliance repair, would be interested in a video in that domain. The laundromat ones were great.
This was very well done and seemed to answer all of the key questions. Bravo! Makes me want to commit and franchise. Sheeeeesh 🎉
he seems like such a likeable guy! i hope he does the best!
Brandon was great to interview! Thanks so much for your comment!
Great video with enormous amount of information. Okay, I am very observant. How were the technicians able to sand and coat the flooring under the toolboxes on the back wall?
they didnt,xD
this literally shows that money isn't the only thing to get things going, yet a vision truly plays a huge role. Franchise is absolutely helpful as it builds wealth more effectively long term. Sadly, few people are into it due to lack of knowledge and poor mindset. Also, when it comes to business foundation, a system is the very first thing one needs to consider wisely. When it's already there, everything else will just flow smoothly. Am I right here?
I'm curious do you have to grind the old flooring down or can someone just pour it over existing flooring?
so as a franchise owner, you can make 3000 per day on average which is 15,000 per week before paying employees and everything else plus you’re gonna need a van it honestly sounds like the only winner is the franchise owner. Although if you want to accompany/feel like you’re working for someone else and have a basically supervisor and get off the tools. It’s not the worst deal. The more crews you have working for you the better.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
This is awesome, almost like the rocky success story of a business. I will have to look into this.
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É muito bom ver essas histórias de sucesso.
Who did he use for the vehicle branding and leasing?
Does anybody have an answer to that?
Do you need a contractor license to start an epoxy business like this? Any chance you can help me out? I just did my own epoxy metallic ocean floor at home. First time looks great. I like the creative and labor part of their job. Feeling passionate about it
Very inspiring!
Average job $4000×30 jobs per month is $120000 so would have to do 120 jobs per month for close to 500000 in turn over
He has 8 locations
My husband and I have a business and we are adding this service. This video is very encouraging !!! And John Don is awesome! We took a few classes there recently for epoxy flooring and counter tops.
Hey Breezy, What business are you and your husband already into ?
Where can you take the class at
@@gaurulchhabra7371 commercial and residential floor care
I have all the equipment for sale if you want. 2 floor cleaners, 7 scrubbers, a burnisher, a 20kva 3phase generator (diesel block, runs on propane), 12000 w 1 phase generator, 3 grinders, 2 3phase dust collectors, 5 horsepower 3phase air compressor, a shot blaster, a few dozen sets of diamonds... also a 1998 isuzu NPR with 14ft bed (brand new tires and a new engine). Plus more accessories and the like.
great video you should do one on mushrooms
Very interesting video I love how he have creat business from deep base and complete training 🙂
Excellent episode again. The point about the Buffalo and the cow is interesting except an important point...these are Bison, not Buffalo haha. Sorry, just being pedantic in fun, not intentionally mocking.
Oh...nice to hear the old music back again at the end there...I really like that tune for some reason. Maybe it's always been there and I just noticed as I tend to quit playback as soon as Paul starts the outro.
We appreciate the support!
Marketing to employees is as simple as good wages with reasonably communicated expectations and disciplines. 401ks, insurance, are all old news. Walmart offers a 401k plan for their employees.
This was great 👍🏼 thanks 🙏 ❤
So happy to hear you enjoyed the video!
Wow, remarkable attention to detail!
Please do an interview with a powder coating company!
We'd love to SnotCat Gaming. 😀Thank you for tuning in. Can you send us the contact info and more details to media@upflip.com?
So enthusiastic person👍💪✊
Great video as always!
Great video. Anyone got a dunzo link to learn more about their system?
Its in the description ;)
Wonderful I am willing to be trained for this one I can do it. It is simple and easy
price way too high. I paid $1700 for my two car garage floors and I love❤them
Its a great business. No need for all the marketing fluff in my area in order to really scale up though this is the way!
Which area are you in?
Don't you have to wait 7 days before the epoxy is completely chemically cured? Only then can you add the polyurethane layer that you need so that the floor is not so sensitive to scratches, right?
Nice lessons from a fellow entrepreneur ✅✅😃😃👍👍
Ciao in Italia le usiamo poco, domani inizierò a testarle e pubblicherò un video sul canale. Ottimo lavoro, bel video!
IS it possible to do epoxy floor during the winter? If someone can answered me, Im from Canada,
Quebec. Thanks
Less about the temperature, more about moisture
Can't find the Dunzo software website details in the resource section under description. Can you advise the dunzo website details, can't find in search
We'll ask Brandon and update the description soon!
I was also trying to find that web site.
this sounds cool but they need to train their franchisees again I had them scheduled to come out to do an estimate at my home I get there at the appointment time nobody shows up nobody calls I have to call them to find out what happened and I got some response about how she didn't get the appointment blah blah blah so I pretty much decided to go with somebody else after that.
This is in Orlando Florida
I'm actually on my way out to meet the guys doing my floor today
Bravo good to see really smart people
i love ur videos ! can u make a Cannnabis Nursery vid ? that will be graet!
I’d be curious how much that Portland shop cost to build. It seems ideal for getting started.
How did you learn to do the job to a quality standard? I have wanted to do this in my country but I won't to know how to do it properly and have the best finish.
20:18 whole business holding on the guys like those. $15 per hour and hard hard hard physical work
Please do a window tinting business next!
This would be an interesting video to do Jovany. Thank you for the suggestion. 😀👍We'll be on the lookout for a window tinting business to feature. Are you in this industry?
@@UpFlip no this is just something I’m looking forward to doing as a side hustle!
$4,100! Dang the epoxy to cover that area is like $200.
Tons of informations, nice. He's defo very marketing oriented.
He really knows his stuff! Hope you learned a thing or two from him. ☺️
You might want to blur the person's name and address at 19:00
Can or do you recycle ♻️ the dust from grinding? 🤔 could you reuse it to make concrete?
Why throw flake out by hand? Would one of those lawn seed throwers do a better job?
How do you find the correct product to use? There are so many and I don't know which to use
Great breakdown. Missed one part though, how much did a grinder cost?
I think at the beginning it has a $20k price tag, may be wrong though
i think it was $900 for 5 days
i love Upflip specially this one, my tiny home need epoxy :-D
So happy to hear you love this episode! What did you find the most valuable? Would love to hear any feedback!
@@UpFlip i love eposy and high growth buisness:-D
Dunzo handles the automations but which company is it connected with that actually sends the gift cards and brownies?
Holy cow.. 6M/Year is INSANE!
It really is!
That's what successful franchises do. They are wealth generators for the owners.
@@giovannigiorgio8962 exactly. Ask each franchisee, and every employee how much they make. Then have them watch how much the boss makes. Then u have created many entrepreneurs ha ha
@@donotrobme9295 As a business owner myself this exact thing makes me sick, hearing other business owners talk about branding, core values and whos a good fit and whos not until you find how much they pay their employees then your gut reaction is just ah GTFo.
He's only keeping 25% of that before marketing
Fantastic and unbelievable.
Very informative video, great business too!
Where's the finished product? I couldn't see any before/after
14:13 what lease company are they using that includes the wrap?