Forget the startup chaos.
You don’t need a team of employees. You don’t need to rent a warehouse or buy a truck. And you definitely don’t need to raise money or go “all in” on day one.
What you need is a smart way to start a real business with low overhead and total flexibility.
Subcontracting Home Services is that path.
It’s a step-by-step course designed for first-time entrepreneurs who want to build something profitable in the home services space without the usual headaches of payroll or working 60-hour weeks.
You’ll learn how to get started with just a phone and a plan to grow using subcontractors, not employees.
That means no payroll taxes and no babysitting crews.
Instead, you’ll run the business side by:
- Finding customers
- Closing jobs
- Dispatching crews
- Collecting profit
This is the model real service businesses use to scale quietly and profitably.
Whether you’re starting from scratch or you’re finally ready to scale, Subcontracting Home Services gives you the blueprint to build something real on your own terms.
You don’t need a business plan the size of a novel.
You just need the right model and the commitment to start.
Ready? Let’s get to work.
Chris Koerner doesn’t fit the mold of a typical founder.
He’s a serial entrepreneur and writer who’s started over 75 companies across tech, crypto, real estate, and eCommerce, with a current portfolio valued at over $25 million.
He’s scaled a company from $63K to $4.3M in monthly revenue in just 90 days.
He’s partnered with John McAfee on a crypto venture.
And every month, 20–30 million people read his long-form business content online.
So why tree-trimming?
Because Chris isn’t chasing flashy. He’s chasing underestimated opportunities in boring but profitable businesses where operational excellence wins.
In 2023, he co-founded Fast Tree Care with an operating partner. Within months, they were doing multiple 5-figure weeks with zero outside funding.
Chris lives on 3 acres in Dallas with his wife of 16 years and their four kids. His life is fueled by curiosity, grit, and a deep love for building things that matter.