Talk to the home service contractors pulling ahead of their competitors, and a pattern shows up fast: they clear their calendar for Service World Expo. Owners running a single truck and leaders managing multi-location operations use these three days the same way: as a reset from the daily grind and a direct line into the Service Nation ecosystem. They leave with ideas they can put to work on Monday.
The Advisory Boards Behind Contractors’ Biggest Revenue Jumps
On the Service Nation Roundtable podcast, Shannon Bartlett of Bartlett Heating and Cooling credited her Service Nation advisory board and the knowledge it provides with doubling her company’s revenue and meaningfully improving profit margins. She did so while keeping a tight service area and a family-centered culture.
That’s the kind of result Service World Expo sessions are designed to produce, using the same advisory-board thinking Bartlett used, in a room with contractors working through the same numbers.
World-Class Thought Leadership, Aimed at Your Business
Service World Expo also brings in speakers most contractors would otherwise only read about. Keynotes cover the gamut, from big-picture strategy to operating systems to marketing tactics to building a company that runs without its owner's direct involvement in the home service industry.
This year’s schedule offers guidance on retaining staff, generating more qualified leads, building a winning sales culture, and leading with AI, among other topics. Find the framework in the keynote, then get the specifics from the breakout rooms and hallway conversations that follow. When you get home, build it within your own company.
More Than Sessions: A Show Built for the Whole Business
Home-contracting thought leaders Bob Miodonski and Mike Murphy call Service World Expo the show contractors circle on their calendars. They mean it, from the main-stage speakers and expo-floor booths to the conversations in between.
With Preferred Partners exhibiting across marketing, dispatch, financing, and hiring, you can review your business needs in a single, focused pass rather than piecing them together over months. The education and community are worth it.
Contractors Who Show Up Once Come Back Every Year
Eric Dutton of Dutton Plumbing has been direct about it: he confirmed he’ll attend Service World Expo year after year without hesitation. That kind of repeat commitment from an owner already running a growing company speaks more to the event’s value than any tagline could.
Is Service World Expo Right for You?
This event is built for you if:
You own or lead a residential service business: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, or a related trade
You want to grow profitably without burning out your team
You’re ready to learn from people already running the business you’re building toward
If that sounds like you, the seat is already yours. The only step left is claiming it.
Claim Your Seat at Service World Expo
The contractors who attend Service World Expo don’t treat it as a line item. They treat it as the fastest way to shortcut years of trial and error.
Register now to lock in your spot before seats fill.