EPISODE · Jun 23, 2026 · 49 MIN
How to Scale From $1M to $10M Without Lowering Your Standards - Treasure Boston
from Profit & Grit with Tyler · host Tyler Martin
Fast growth can look exciting from the outside, but inside the business, it usually means something is being tested.Systems get exposed. Hiring standards get challenged. Pricing has to be revisited. And the owner has to decide whether the company is going to keep reacting to problems or build the discipline needed for the next stage.In this episode of Profit & Grit, Treasure Boston shares how she and her husband acquired Cline’s Heating and Air in Spokane, Washington, and helped turn a trusted legacy HVAC company with outdated systems into a faster-growing, more disciplined operation.She talks about growing Cline’s from about $1.2 million to $4 million in revenue, expanding residential service opportunities, and building a team culture centered on accountability, discipline, transparency, and performance.She also talks about the realities of acquiring a company, why fast growth exposes weak systems, how her team uses SOPs, what she looks for when hiring, and why every pricing decision should be tied back to the company’s actual numbers, overhead, and profitability.What You Will Learn in This EpisodeHow Treasure Boston got into home services and HVACWhy Cline’s Heating and Air was an attractive acquisitionHow they grew revenue from about $1.2 million to $4 millionWhy acquiring assets and digital footprint helped grow residential serviceWhy fast growth creates friction inside the businessHow her team handles problems, mistakes, and broken systemsWhy SOPs need to be documented, even when they are not perfect yetHow Treasure hires for accountability, discipline, and transparencyHow daily habits and small standards shape team performanceWhy everyone on the team needs to be rowing in the same directionHow she thinks about comfort advisor targets and activityWhy pricing should be based on your numbers, not your competitorsHow overhead, capital expenses, and profitability affect pricing decisionsWhy trades owners need data and facts before making financial decisionsWhy collaboration is one of the strongest drivers of a growing teamMore From Profit & GritBook your complimentary Financial Insight Session with Tyler Martin, fractional CFO for home services and the trades, here:http://cfointrocall.comLearn more at http://cfomadeeasy.comFollow the show for weekly interviews with HVAC, plumbing, and home service owners and experts who share what it really takes to grow, scale, and profit in the trades.If you listen to any of the following shows, we’re sure you’ll love ours too! To The Point Home Services Podcast, Toolbox for the Trades, Masters of Home Service, Home Service Business Coach With David Moerman, BlueCollar.CEO, The Home Service Expert Podcast, Next Level Pros, Blue Collar Business Podcast, Home Service Millionaire with Mike Andes, The Contractor Fight with Tom Reber, and Blue Collar Success Group.🎙️ Profit & Grit by Tyler Martin Real stories. Real strategy. Real results for service-based business owners.🔗 Website: ProfitAndGrit.com 📍 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/thinktyler 📸 Instagram & TikTok: @profitandgritTyler Martin, a fractional CFO for home services and the trades 📅 Want to grow your business with smarter financial strategy? Book a free intro meeting
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Fast growth can look exciting from the outside, but inside the business, it usually means something is being tested. Systems get exposed. Hiring standards get challenged. Pricing has to be revisited. And the owner has to decide whether the company is going to keep reacting to problems or build the discipline needed for the next stage. In this episode of Profit & Grit, Treasure Boston shares how she and her husband acquired Cline’s Heating and Air in Spokane, Washington, and helped turn a ...
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