Season 2: Episode 31: Separation Season: Standing Out When Others Slow Down
Description
When autumn leaves start falling, most pressure washing businesses scramble to diversify—Christmas lights, gutter cleaning, anything to avoid the dreaded "slow season." But what if that's exactly the wrong approach?
The Wash Bros, Matt Jackson and Clay Smith, reveal their counter-intuitive strategy for dominating what they call "Separation Season." Instead of diluting their focus, they double down on their core business when competitors retreat. This approach has transformed what used to be their slowest months into consistent $50,000+ revenue periods.
"The consistency of marketing—if you're really good at your marketing, this time of year is when you tell if what you've done all year, if you've been consistent with it, pays off," Clay explains. It's a refreshing perspective that challenges the conventional wisdom about seasonal businesses.
The brothers break down exactly how they've evolved from fighting over $300 residential jobs to landing $30,000 commercial contracts. Their systematic approach to data management, customer retention, and strategic positioning forms the foundation of their fall success. Learn why implementing a CRM from day one might be the most valuable business decision you'll ever make, potentially saving thousands in lead generation costs.
Perhaps most importantly, Matt and Clay share their insights on the critical transition from being on the truck to working on your business—the inflection point that allowed them both to scale beyond the owner-operator ceiling that traps so many service businesses.
Whether you're just starting out or looking to break through to the next level, this episode provides a roadmap for turning the traditional "off-season" into your competitive advantage. Listen now to discover how consistency and strategic focus can separate you from the competition when it matters most.
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