1 · No commission
Salaried technicians, not commission sellers.
Most residential service companies pay their technicians a base wage plus a percentage of the revenue they generate. Some layer on daily revenue targets and a leaderboard on the breakroom wall. The person at your kitchen table has a real, personal financial stake in convincing you to buy more.
Our technicians are on salary. They make the same wage whether they fix a $200 valve or quote a $20,000 replacement. No quota, no leaderboard, no bonus for closing the bigger job. The work takes the time it takes.
What that buys you is a diagnosis without a sales pitch attached to it. When our technician tells you what’s wrong, the next thing out of their mouth is the recommendation, not the upsell. Sometimes that’s a $40 part. Sometimes it’s replacement. Sometimes it’s “not yet.” You hear the real one.