I learned not to overthink things... Just ACT on a great idea. The potential for growth is much more powerful than the fear coming from overanalysis paralysis. Thank you for another awesome interview @UpFlip!!!
If I can solve a personal problem first, there are high chances that I can solve it for someone else too and that someone could be close to me. Just like how Antony found someone in his church group. After the first customer, I would then go ahead and compile everything that went right and wrong. Strengthen the right things and find solutions for the stuff that I did wrong.
Hey from Nova Scotia Canada. I too am a home inspector in a struggling time who have been entertaining the thought of building sheds, and outbuildings such as Outdoor Office is doing. I found this very inspiring, as are all your videos. So thank you. I appreciate ya.
Great video. Always impressed with how transparent these people are. It's quite refreshing to see them share so much. I'm curious how he got his online builder program built, or is it an available resource that anyone could add to their website? Again, thanks for doing these. Cheers.
I really appreciate your commitment to your employees and their financial and professional development. Too often, companies make a large percentage of their profit off of the excess value of their employee's labor. Paying your employees a thriving wage does multiple things. It allows you to hire from a larger pool of talented employees and to retain the employees you have. Great job at running a successful business!
Thank you for the positive words Joe. 😀⭐Employees are such a important part of any company. If they're happy with pay, benefits, etc. It will definitely reflect in their work. This company was a great example of this. Thanks for tuning in. What other types of companies would you like to see on the channel?
@@UpFlip I haven't gotten through all the current content. :D Just keep doing what you're doing. I like the showcase of every day people creating successful businesses and the breakdown of what went right along with the pitfalls along the way. I've learned quite a bit so far.
Keys I have taken away from this video 1)find the right people and place when you want to scale 2)create a brand that really represents you 3)automize the process. Make a website where your customers can spend time alone thinking about what they should buy and what they should not
I’ve watched several of your videos and I think this was one of your best. I think the business is relatable for a lot of people, particularly trades people. I probably commented on another video but I wish this was around 30-40 years ago.
We appreciate that David and we're so happy you enjoyed this video and found it relatable. 😀This is a great concept. Would you have gotten into the industry 30 or 40 years ago?
@@UpFlip absolutely. I started life as a mechanic then a logger. After I was injured I went back to school and got a degree in computer science. I spent my career as an IT consultant and was fortunate enough to work in several different countries and several different industries. None of that ever satisfied my desire to own and operate my own company doing something that produced tangible results. Software systems, while necessary never gave me the satisfaction and enjoyment I was looking for. Building home offices provides those opportunities and allows for a great deal of creativity.
@@Dave-hc6pp Keep in mind that this kind of business model will dramatically decrease as the pandemic fades off. He had a perfect timing window for this type of company. His profits will dramatically decrease as the pandemic goes away and people can go back to their normal life. He said himself that the pandemic created the needs for at-home office.
@@KoNViiKz I’m a retired IT consultant. I provided services to companies around the globe and a great deal of my time was from my laptop computer. When my kids were younger it would have been nice to have somewhere like that where I could get work done. My former father in law had something very similar built on his property many years ago. Demand may be off from current levels but I still think it’s a sustainable business.
Im a Cert 3 Carpentry student, i really love this video and Anthony you are a mentor. I’d love to work with this company or get advice on how to start my own business like this. My class mates would be my team. Thanks so much Anthony for sharing your big ideas 💡 💯
Good episode, but $40k woah. All in I paid $8k for the space, then with drywall, flooring, paint, mini split, electrical etc… I paid around $14.5k total
I think I'm going to do this in Texas. I'm already a home builder, and have been in the construction industry for over 40 years. I've been looking into the shed, and shed-to-home business. This office shed seems to be a less competitive niche.
@UpFlip If you mean Tiny Homes On Wheels (THOW), maybe...although that is a different type of business. I'm thinking along the portable shed style...but finished out as living space. These are much more affordable, and are getting popular. I could also do the offices too.
What $/sqft would you build yours for? I used this company’s online builder tool and it came out to $500/sqft. That’s too high for a building without plumbing.
Thanks, Paul, this was a great interview. $1.2 million ÷ 26 units = $46,154 avg. ea. It was stated that the $1.2 million was in "revenue", which would typically indicate net and not gross, but the way the conversation went they're meaning gross sales. $40k for a 120 sq. ft. office = $333/sq. ft. for premium materials and quality design & classy execution.
@@UpFlip It's typically a poor time to "invest" when the market is as inflated as it is now. As builder myself, I will simply create what I need. I have considered a business creating custom portable sheds & cabins... it's a seller's market right now.
Great interview! Awesome business model. They should approach their building assembly with a modular bolt-together design if they want to overcome that national shipping problem. It might also allow them to overcome local building code challenges (size requirements, stud and insulation depth, hurricane strapping, etc.). That website modeler is very cool and a great sales pre-qualifying tool.
I solved that problem 2 years ago and my company ships fully built walls ready to stand up. Everything pre assembled. For now we only ship PA, local in NJ, DE,MD and parts of the Carolinas . These are sheds or customized office buildings (shipping upto 12x16)
Love what your team is doing at UpFlip. Do you have any remote, service based businesses in your sights to interview? Maybe something like remote bookkeeper/ accountant, remote graphic designer, amazon affiliate marketing etc. Thank you for your content!
Thank you for sharing insight into a successful shed business. Anthony, I noticed in the showroom model, the location of the exterior wall sconces are not allowing the french doors to fully open. You could raise the sconces higher, or just do a single one centered over the doors.
I’m wanting to startup a Company similar to the Outdoor Office. I Designed Hydro Ag Solutions that USDA, and many others think that I could Disrupt the Vertical Farming Industry, and help fix the Broken Food System, while creating Food Security, and Healthy Affordable Food Access for everyone, especially people living in the Food Deserts. I’m almost finished building a Cabin Style Hydro Ag Homeowner or Teaching Farm Pod Demo , that has been attracting a lot of interest from Universities, USDA, Developers, VC Groups, and a lot of different types of Nonprofits in underserved communities . I’m also turning my 4 Hauler Sea Doo Trailer into a Farm-2-Fork Living Salad Bar Farm & Market Trailer, To help me quickly build my Brand & Products Demand in multiple locations and streams to Market fast. I just Watched this Video again 👍 Valuable Content 💰 Thanks Farmer Jeff 👨🌾 No Farmers No Farms No Food Everyone Has To Eat Or Starve
Thanks for watching and commenting on the video Michael. Your words are very kind. 😀This was definitely great timing for this business. Should we keep doing videos in manufacturing?
What is that Convention you where at called? Im a home do it yourselfer. Can not afford anything lol. But love to get ideas and see how people do things. Why I like your show. It shows me how things are done. How people think. Keep up the great Vidoes!
I’m a successful business owner myself but in the service industry, and I have a hard time believing they didn’t put any money into marketing. I think he just didn’t want to give the sauce away lol.
My friend did $2 million last year and $3 million year before last. His gross take home is 10%. The only advertising they do is on their Facebook and website.
A good service itself is the best advertising you could do, Mouth to mouth marketing is amazing most freelance guys that run solo, never even did a single advertisement.
This was very motivating to watch, and very relatable. We are currently trying to buy an established chicken 🐓 coop manufacturing business and grow 📈 in 2022! Thanks for the quality company introductions 👍 - Lenny 😃
@@UpFlip We have been building custom sheds and coops for 6 years along side an Old Hickory Sheds dealer. Our current coop manufacturing company called it quits, and the company has offered for us to take it over. We are just working on finding funding 🤑 for materials. The Home Depot credit card is not a sustainable plan. We currently have 4 locations ( Shed lots) to stock and many other shed lots that where selling their coops previously, that need inventory. We are also working on expanding our small team. 😁
@@porterjustin2 I am based in Sandpoint, Idaho but work all over Idaho, Washington, Montana, and Oregon. Most of my business is done in PONDERAY, IDAHO 🥔 Currently.
@@UpFlip anything in more of the industrial space like CNC shops, injection molding, etc. or even 3PLs and warehouses that provide both storage and assembly/packing
It's all nice but what happening with some off the work load. Out of MA . We make It out if metal studs framing. Light weight and can be deliver in parts. Stay tuned
Have you consider interviewing some business consultants? I use Gary Harper and his team at Sharper Business Consulting. They have helped me with a lot of the growing pains Anthony and other on your videos have talked about.
I watched and loved the video. Im from Oregon, the Columbia Gorge! Open up a spot over here please! which lead gen or CRM do you use? Did I miss it? project mngmt software?
@@UpFlip Definitely enjoyed watching it!, it sure made my mind start spinning! Thank you for all your awesome content that you put out there, I really enjoy watching it!
A lot to learn from anthony, great work! Looked like there was room to improve in that warehouse, I’d put those sheds on wheels and push from station to station. You should study Elon’s new giga factory, love his quote raw materials come in the front and cars come out the back.
Thanks for watching Evyatar. 😀This business owner has a great product and there are not many other companies that offer this same type of concept. Would you ever invest in something like this?
Interesting business. I can help with the sales systems, processes, and paid traffic. You could really streamline this. Exciting business and decent margins.
Ya for $36k you could buy much better. Could buy a shed for 1k-5k then upgrade inside for less than 5k. So around 10k but their website estimates around $36k 🤔
This video is interesting and at the same time a little hard to believe. 40-45k for 120sqft shed? Are there really that many rich people that are also stupid? I'm not sure how he's in business. Scale that up to a 2000sqft home - 750k that doesn't include bathrooms/plumbing/cabinetry etc. I doubt that shed cost more than 4-5k with labor and materials. This is why I'm forced to do everything myself. I guess it's working for him though so good for him.
I have a question, does Outdoor Office employ a licensed electrical contractor for the interior work and hook up on-site or is Oregon easy going with that???
Another great video and another great interview. Successful scaling is about being able to duplicate yourself. He's got a very good approach---invest in your team and your team will invest in you.
@@UpFlip For sure lemme know. Also I run a business here in Beaverton, OR, may want to link up at some point if you guys need another video idea. We're in an industry you guys haven't done yet.
@@UpFlip Thanks for the comment man I appreciate it. My industry is coffee, been a barista for many years, I just started my own version of a specialty coffee drip bags online business, a convenient way to drink specialty coffee at home. Right now I'm the stage of trying to get my first real sale (as in, real customer, non friends, family, etc.) I'm trying to learn more about sales and marketing, my Instagram following is low so I know I need to build that up. I also have an outdoor fitness business with my brother which we had for a little while now, lack of sales/leads have always been our issue. Love your videos man, specially the detailed questions you ask, expenses, revenue, profit margins, etc. I'm always interested on how other industries run, costs, etc. Such valuable content, I always learn something new 👏👏👏
i respect the Hussle but going off 2021 numbers, almost 50K seems wild for a 1 room shed. even if its finished nicely. Gotta get me an executive bathroom add on at least
Yeah most carpenters would do it cheaper, 40% profit margin for something like this is ridiculous especially when you pay out 4k to drop it off with a crane
@@zacharytrigger1227 less than 40k probably 30 for the same size as that one plus contractor markup. Shouldn’t take more than 4 or 5 days complete, and an addition requires demo which adds to the cost. So again 50k for a shed is a bit outrageous but if people are dumb enough to pay it I suppose
@@zacharytrigger1227 last summer we tore apart an old one room schoolhouse on a lake and converted it to a two story camp about 1100 square feet. Tore out the first stories rough cut log floor joists and second story 2x6 beams and ripped off the roof and added two shed dormers and put in all new windows around the cabin, new manufactured i joists, sheathing, laminate flooring, new stair wells with oak. About 7-8 weeks with 3 guys for about 150k easily 4x the labor and material of these and still had about 20% profit
Not sure how you can say 30 to 40 year shelf life after being in business for three years. Using 2"x4"'s for exterior walls makes it tuff to meet R value. If it's a portable shed/movable, no need for permits if the square footage is small enough. An RV plug eliminates the need for an L&I electrical inspection. That being said- CUDOs to you to find a niche. Very well done
Your house walls are 2x4s. Residential won't alow an "rv plug" for electrical connection. Lol. He's just a few steps ahead of u my friend. Towns/villages and a home owner association are all different. Some will require permit. Some won't. Some will only allow a certain square footage..some will only allow certain max finish roof height.
Average worker is making 28-35dol/h WTF are the wages there, here from same kind of job you get around 9-12e/hour and those are considered the low money job's that nobody wants to do!
This is nuts!!! If my math is right, they’re averaging $35K-$38K per unit??? For someone to have that kind of money to build themselves a $40K office…. I don’t even want to know what kind of money they make!!!🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
I was looking for this comment! those people don't realize they could've built the same thing for 2-5 grand themselves. the amount of money he is making off this little sheds is discusting
@@mattadams0690 that’s what I’m saying! You can buy a pre- gabbed shed. In the size he is offering, perhaps even bigger for about $2-$3K tops, then trick it out with flooring, electric, etc. I mean it’s great for him and obviously his cliental have more money than common sense!!!
@@leensteed7861 it is great for him but it’s so sad that his cliental have more money than they do common sense. I feel that’s pretty sad that people who make 6 figures a year have that kind of mentality!!!😩😩😩
@@drumfanatik316 yep exactly! I built my own shed recently, 10x12 with a 12 12 pitch and was generous with how much lumber I used and it was 5 grand in total
@@UpFlip because any good carpenter/ Journeyman with any experience knows that ryobi is poorly built junk made for the DIYer or weekend warrior. I’ve been a red seal carpenter for 25 and have NEVER once seen ryobi on a job site.
@@TheRussianWookieI didn't say dumb people like you aren't born every day. You can get the shed built way... cheaper. I'm speaking from a value standpoint. I've built 5 sheds. Mine take less than 6 hours to make and less than $2000. They are very high quality. They only sold for $5k-10k on the high side. Your saying I can pop drywall, electricity, and a/c in there and inrease my price to 35k.... Bunch of Fools out there. That's like a 30k profit for 2 days work. And that's me working alone. I can copy his shed in less than 1 day with a good crew. It's a insane return thats rarely aseen in any business strategy. And for you to think its normal shows me your not a entrepreneur.
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That you don't have to spend years and years planning your business and predict every little thing that could happen.
@@maiaallman4635 Agreed!. As he said in the video just get it up and running and handle the backend as you go along.
I learned not to overthink things... Just ACT on a great idea. The potential for growth is much more powerful than the fear coming from overanalysis paralysis. Thank you for another awesome interview @UpFlip!!!
Thank you for support the channel Knockout. This is so true. Sometime you have to just go with the flow.
If I can solve a personal problem first, there are high chances that I can solve it for someone else too and that someone could be close to me. Just like how Antony found someone in his church group.
After the first customer, I would then go ahead and compile everything that went right and wrong. Strengthen the right things and find solutions for the stuff that I did wrong.
Hey from Nova Scotia Canada. I too am a home inspector in a struggling time who have been entertaining the thought of building sheds, and outbuildings such as Outdoor Office is doing. I found this very inspiring, as are all your videos. So thank you. I appreciate ya.
We appreciate that. 😀 Glad the video inspired you. What type of video should we do next?
Me too
You could also build campers ..contact me to brain-storm or both..let do it.
@@VideovigilanteUSA where are you located?
hey guys I'm def able to contribute from Central Minnesota Great lakes Midwest area would love to start something like this
Great video. Always impressed with how transparent these people are. It's quite refreshing to see them share so much. I'm curious how he got his online builder program built, or is it an available resource that anyone could add to their website? Again, thanks for doing these. Cheers.
I really appreciate your commitment to your employees and their financial and professional development. Too often, companies make a large percentage of their profit off of the excess value of their employee's labor. Paying your employees a thriving wage does multiple things. It allows you to hire from a larger pool of talented employees and to retain the employees you have. Great job at running a successful business!
Thank you for the positive words Joe. 😀⭐Employees are such a important part of any company. If they're happy with pay, benefits, etc. It will definitely reflect in their work. This company was a great example of this. Thanks for tuning in. What other types of companies would you like to see on the channel?
@@UpFlip I haven't gotten through all the current content. :D Just keep doing what you're doing. I like the showcase of every day people creating successful businesses and the breakdown of what went right along with the pitfalls along the way. I've learned quite a bit so far.
Keys I have taken away from this video
1)find the right people and place when you want to scale
2)create a brand that really represents you
3)automize the process. Make a website where your customers can spend time alone thinking about what they should buy and what they should not
We appreciate the feedback Dario. 😀We're so you're here with us. How are things going?
@@UpFlip I have yet to launch my store :( I've been studying business strategies though
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I’ve watched several of your videos and I think this was one of your best. I think the business is relatable for a lot of people, particularly trades people. I probably commented on another video but I wish this was around 30-40 years ago.
We appreciate that David and we're so happy you enjoyed this video and found it relatable. 😀This is a great concept. Would you have gotten into the industry 30 or 40 years ago?
@@UpFlip absolutely. I started life as a mechanic then a logger. After I was injured I went back to school and got a degree in computer science. I spent my career as an IT consultant and was fortunate enough to work in several different countries and several different industries. None of that ever satisfied my desire to own and operate my own company doing something that produced tangible results. Software systems, while necessary never gave me the satisfaction and enjoyment I was looking for. Building home offices provides those opportunities and allows for a great deal of creativity.
@@Dave-hc6pp Keep in mind that this kind of business model will dramatically decrease as the pandemic fades off. He had a perfect timing window for this type of company. His profits will dramatically decrease as the pandemic goes away and people can go back to their normal life. He said himself that the pandemic created the needs for at-home office.
@@KoNViiKz I’m a retired IT consultant. I provided services to companies around the globe and a great deal of my time was from my laptop computer. When my kids were younger it would have been nice to have somewhere like that where I could get work done. My former father in law had something very similar built on his property many years ago. Demand may be off from current levels but I still think it’s a sustainable business.
This is the best channel on youtube keep going bro 👌
I've got another year to become a qualified builder, this guys is an inspiration. So many good ideas! All the best
Amazing Sgten. 😀💪🏼You're doing great. Thanks for watching. Will you build the same type of homes?
Did you start yet?
Im a Cert 3 Carpentry student, i really love this video and Anthony you are a mentor.
I’d love to work with this company or get advice on how to start my own business like this.
My class mates would be my team.
Thanks so much Anthony for sharing your big ideas 💡 💯
I'd love to join an amazing company like this
Good episode, but $40k woah. All in I paid $8k for the space, then with drywall, flooring, paint, mini split, electrical etc… I paid around $14.5k total
^^^ This. Must be a California based business where everything is wayyy overpriced...
I think I'm going to do this in Texas. I'm already a home builder, and have been in the construction industry for over 40 years.
I've been looking into the shed, and shed-to-home business. This office shed seems to be a less competitive niche.
Thanks for watching Jack. 😀 That's a good idea. Were you thinking tiny homes?
Where in Texas are you?
@UpFlip If you mean Tiny Homes On Wheels (THOW), maybe...although that is a different type of business. I'm thinking along the portable shed style...but finished out as living space. These are much more affordable, and are getting popular. I could also do the offices too.
@@adamdodski3627 Houston area....
What $/sqft would you build yours for? I used this company’s online builder tool and it came out to $500/sqft. That’s too high for a building without plumbing.
i follow this channel from Colombia, it's really amazing and inspiring
We're so thankful you feel this way Giovanny. 😀🌟Any other type of businesses you'd like to feature on the channel?
@@UpFlip any kind of videos are welcome, i love this channel, greetings
Thanks, Paul, this was a great interview. $1.2 million ÷ 26 units = $46,154 avg. ea. It was stated that the $1.2 million was in "revenue", which would typically indicate net and not gross, but the way the conversation went they're meaning gross sales. $40k for a 120 sq. ft. office = $333/sq. ft. for premium materials and quality design & classy execution.
Thanks for breaking this down IAMSatisfied. 😀Would you ever invest in a unit with the figures you shared?
@@UpFlip It's typically a poor time to "invest" when the market is as inflated as it is now. As builder myself, I will simply create what I need. I have considered a business creating custom portable sheds & cabins... it's a seller's market right now.
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Great interview! Awesome business model. They should approach their building assembly with a modular bolt-together design if they want to overcome that national shipping problem. It might also allow them to overcome local building code challenges (size requirements, stud and insulation depth, hurricane strapping, etc.). That website modeler is very cool and a great sales pre-qualifying tool.
Thanks for watching NWA and providing such valuable insight. Are you in the same type if industry?
I solved that problem 2 years ago and my company ships fully built walls ready to stand up. Everything pre assembled. For now we only ship PA, local in NJ, DE,MD and parts of the Carolinas . These are sheds or customized office buildings (shipping upto 12x16)
@@TheJrzy2111how do you guys market ?
Wish you continuing success. Beautiful product.
Thank you so much Carlos. That's very nice of you. What type of business would you like to see on the channel next?
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Love what your team is doing at UpFlip. Do you have any remote, service based businesses in your sights to interview? Maybe something like remote bookkeeper/ accountant, remote graphic designer, amazon affiliate marketing etc.
Thank you for your content!
Thank you Maxwell. We really appreciate that.😀 Nothing remote right now but we are on the lookout. Do you currently work remotely?
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Dave Richter owns a couple of remote services business Virtual CFO. Dave Rice has a remote bookkeeper service.
Yes I am currently a quickbooks pro advisor in the accounting field who works remotely. Still learning a lot from your content though 👍
Great Job Anthony. I’d love to work for a company like this.
Thank you for sharing insight into a successful shed business. Anthony, I noticed in the showroom model, the location of the exterior wall sconces are not allowing the french doors to fully open. You could raise the sconces higher, or just do a single one centered over the doors.
I’m wanting to startup a Company similar to the Outdoor Office.
I Designed Hydro Ag Solutions that USDA, and many others think that I could Disrupt the Vertical Farming Industry, and help fix the Broken Food System, while creating Food Security, and Healthy Affordable Food Access for everyone, especially people living in the Food Deserts.
I’m almost finished building a Cabin Style Hydro Ag Homeowner or Teaching Farm Pod Demo , that has been attracting a lot of interest from Universities, USDA, Developers, VC Groups, and a lot of different types of Nonprofits in underserved communities .
I’m also turning my 4 Hauler Sea Doo Trailer into a Farm-2-Fork Living Salad Bar Farm & Market Trailer, To help me quickly build my Brand & Products Demand in multiple locations and streams to Market fast.
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This is truly an amazing story for startup, and the timing was great!
Thanks for watching and commenting on the video Michael. Your words are very kind. 😀This was definitely great timing for this business. Should we keep doing videos in manufacturing?
What is that Convention you where at called? Im a home do it yourselfer. Can not afford anything lol. But love to get ideas and see how people do things. Why I like your show. It shows me how things are done. How people think. Keep up the great Vidoes!
I’m a successful business owner myself but in the service industry, and I have a hard time believing they didn’t put any money into marketing. I think he just didn’t want to give the sauce away lol.
My friend did $2 million last year and $3 million year before last. His gross take home is 10%. The only advertising they do is on their Facebook and website.
A good service itself is the best advertising you could do, Mouth to mouth marketing is amazing most freelance guys that run solo, never even did a single advertisement.
This was very motivating to watch, and very relatable. We are currently trying to buy an established chicken 🐓 coop manufacturing business and grow 📈 in 2022! Thanks for the quality company introductions 👍 - Lenny 😃
Thank you for watching Lenny. This would definitely be a good industry to go into. You can do it. What steps are you on in starting the business?
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@@UpFlip We have been building custom sheds and coops for 6 years along side an Old Hickory Sheds dealer. Our current coop manufacturing company called it quits, and the company has offered for us to take it over. We are just working on finding funding 🤑 for materials. The Home Depot credit card is not a sustainable plan. We currently have 4 locations ( Shed lots) to stock and many other shed lots that where selling their coops previously, that need inventory. We are also working on expanding our small team. 😁
@@thesheddealer where are you located?
@@porterjustin2 I am based in Sandpoint, Idaho but work all over Idaho, Washington, Montana, and Oregon. Most of my business is done in PONDERAY, IDAHO 🥔 Currently.
Amazing what you can do in the USA... I couldn't imagine doing this in Australia.
Good business 💡 idea... I can start this business by growing my cleaning business💡
I'm currently starting my small business. Your videos always inspire me. I love the depth and vibe of your videos.
That's amazing jordan. This makes us smile. 😁😀What type of company are you starting?
@@UpFlip Going for an artist style. I haven't quite figured out what exactly. It's evolving everyday. Right now I'm doing glass engravings.
Awesome jordan. The great thing about artistry is there's so many things you can do. 😀We'd love to see your work. Have you started a business plan?
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More than $45,000 per unit price. Crazy expensive. But I understand that lumber and materials is big money right now.
You can build one for far less than 15,000$
@@jdizzle6324 labor is where the money is at. And 90% of people can’t even drill a screw into the wall.
@@jdizzle6324you can build on for less than $5000 bro
He should definitely franchise this.
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More manufacturing businesses would be awesome!! Love this 🔥🔥
We're on it MobyThe Whale .😀👍Thank you. Any particular type of manufacturing?
@@UpFlip anything in more of the industrial space like CNC shops, injection molding, etc. or even 3PLs and warehouses that provide both storage and assembly/packing
Agree
@@UpFlip 3D printing would be awesome 👌
I’d love to work for this company.
This would be a really cool job Bordyloo. Thanks for tuning in and commenting. 😀 What industry should we feature on the channel next?
Struggling with inventory currently. And what I can get is 25%+ higher
It's all nice but what happening with some off the work load. Out of MA . We make It out if metal studs framing. Light weight and can be deliver in parts. Stay tuned
Great episode! What was used to create the shed builder tool on the website?
Did you have to get a manufacturing license or a general contractor license to be able to make and sell these?
Another awesome video! 🔥
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Can you do a follow up video on his growth?????
I love up flip they ask they good question
Thank you so much! Were there questions you think we should've added in this one? We're open to suggestions! 🤔
God I love this Chanel man ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We love you back Reasoner. 😀😍⭐Thanks for supporting the channel. What type of business do you want to see featured next?
How much was the custom builder tool? Super unique!
keep doing it
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Have you consider interviewing some business consultants? I use Gary Harper and his team at Sharper Business Consulting. They have helped me with a lot of the growing pains Anthony and other on your videos have talked about.
I watched and loved the video. Im from Oregon, the Columbia Gorge! Open up a spot over here please! which lead gen or CRM do you use? Did I miss it? project mngmt software?
Excited to get into this video 😁🤓
We hope you enjoyed it Jon!? 😀
@@UpFlip Definitely enjoyed watching it!, it sure made my mind start spinning! Thank you for all your awesome content that you put out there, I really enjoy watching it!
@@UpFlip I also love that you reply back to all the comments I've commented! You're the real deal 😎
A lot to learn from anthony, great work! Looked like there was room to improve in that warehouse, I’d put those sheds on wheels and push from station to station. You should study Elon’s new giga factory, love his quote raw materials come in the front and cars come out the back.
Thanks for the informative feedback Scott. Are you in the same type of industry?
so how RVs are built now a days.
God job ANT!
Where is your business, and how far will you travel for installation?
Great idea!
Thanks for watching Evyatar. 😀This business owner has a great product and there are not many other companies that offer this same type of concept. Would you ever invest in something like this?
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Pls make a video on pig farm management in winter, because in summer we know how to manage them but in winter it's not a easy job .
Good info.
did the owner have any building experience when starting?
How can I get that shed tool Access
Anthony needs to franchise in effort to expand nationwide.
Interesting business. I can help with the sales systems, processes, and paid traffic. You could really streamline this. Exciting business and decent margins.
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Awesome video! Great questions. In depth and straight to the points not a wasted min. Also love the time stamps.
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In most cases the market and skills, is much relevant to any business success. Well done.
Skills can have a lot to do with a business's success David. Thanks for the feedback. 😀Should we do more videos in this industry?
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@@UpFlip yes make more because many need your lessons.
Very cool.
can this have a minisplit inside or will that jump the 30A RV plug breaker?
Cranes are like 100 eur an hour in europe, what is included in that huge 1000 us and hour price for them?
Ya for $36k you could buy much better.
Could buy a shed for 1k-5k then upgrade inside for less than 5k. So around 10k but their website estimates around $36k 🤔
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True. I think his buyers want a finished product.
Hey, 75 other people need to be paid. Sending kids to college isn't cheap.
my office is the kitchen table rn too xD but i cant afford this yet x_x
Hang in there; every little step brings us closer to our dream setups! 💪
This video is interesting and at the same time a little hard to believe. 40-45k for 120sqft shed? Are there really that many rich people that are also stupid? I'm not sure how he's in business. Scale that up to a 2000sqft home - 750k that doesn't include bathrooms/plumbing/cabinetry etc. I doubt that shed cost more than 4-5k with labor and materials. This is why I'm forced to do everything myself. I guess it's working for him though so good for him.
Like and comment before viewing!! Incredible content as usual
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I have a question, does Outdoor Office employ a licensed electrical contractor for the interior work and hook up on-site or is Oregon easy going with that???
May I visit this company?😊
isn't it cold inside this thing? how to heat it?
Another great video and another great interview. Successful scaling is about being able to duplicate yourself. He's got a very good approach---invest in your team and your team will invest in you.
Very true Sally. That's for the feedback. 😀What type of industry are you in?
@@UpFlip I'm developing property into a Lavender farm with rental cottages in Virginia. My superpower is real estate sales ;)
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@@s44577 how awesome is that, standing in your own lavender field
Awesome interview as always! Would be interested to know if the customer pays for this outright or if financing is offered?
Financing may be an option Trent.😀 Have you checked his website for this info?
Thanks for sharing!! Would love to se one about Paintless Dent Repair business. So interesting!!!
Ok this would be a good one Mateo. Do you have in companies in mind?
Yes! Here are some interesting PDR companies:
Elevation Dents Co.
Dentless Touch
Dent Time
Dent Patrol
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Also companies: were having record profits
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Paul, what brand of boots are you wearing? Danner?
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@@UpFlip For sure lemme know. Also I run a business here in Beaverton, OR, may want to link up at some point if you guys need another video idea. We're in an industry you guys haven't done yet.
Sales, yep, that's my problem
What industry are you in Antonio?
@@UpFlip Thanks for the comment man I appreciate it. My industry is coffee, been a barista for many years, I just started my own version of a specialty coffee drip bags online business, a convenient way to drink specialty coffee at home. Right now I'm the stage of trying to get my first real sale (as in, real customer, non friends, family, etc.) I'm trying to learn more about sales and marketing, my Instagram following is low so I know I need to build that up. I also have an outdoor fitness business with my brother which we had for a little while now, lack of sales/leads have always been our issue. Love your videos man, specially the detailed questions you ask, expenses, revenue, profit margins, etc. I'm always interested on how other industries run, costs, etc. Such valuable content, I always learn something new 👏👏👏
My problem is production. Im drowning in orders
@@leensteed7861 what business you're into dude ? Seems like your doing fine 😂
What tool can be used to create a website as the builder tool? Thanks in advance!
idea room is the software
Is this 1.2 million a year net?
I do plumbing in Philadelphia and just wanted to know more about this !
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i respect the Hussle but going off 2021 numbers, almost 50K seems wild for a 1 room shed. even if its finished nicely. Gotta get me an executive bathroom add on at least
Yeah most carpenters would do it cheaper, 40% profit margin for something like this is ridiculous especially when you pay out 4k to drop it off with a crane
@@drewburgess8097 exactly
What do you think it would cost you to add a one room addition your home? More than $40k if you are paying someone to do it to code and permit.
@@zacharytrigger1227 less than 40k probably 30 for the same size as that one plus contractor markup. Shouldn’t take more than 4 or 5 days complete, and an addition requires demo which adds to the cost. So again 50k for a shed is a bit outrageous but if people are dumb enough to pay it I suppose
@@zacharytrigger1227 last summer we tore apart an old one room schoolhouse on a lake and converted it to a two story camp about 1100 square feet. Tore out the first stories rough cut log floor joists and second story 2x6 beams and ripped off the roof and added two shed dormers and put in all new windows around the cabin, new manufactured i joists, sheathing, laminate flooring, new stair wells with oak. About 7-8 weeks with 3 guys for about 150k easily 4x the labor and material of these and still had about 20% profit
Do you do International Partnership ....
Not sure how you can say 30 to 40 year shelf life after being in business for three years. Using 2"x4"'s for exterior walls makes it tuff to meet R value. If it's a portable shed/movable, no need for permits if the square footage is small enough. An RV plug eliminates the need for an L&I electrical inspection. That being said- CUDOs to you to find a niche. Very well done
Your house walls are 2x4s. Residential won't alow an "rv plug" for electrical connection. Lol. He's just a few steps ahead of u my friend. Towns/villages and a home owner association are all different. Some will require permit. Some won't. Some will only allow a certain square footage..some will only allow certain max finish roof height.
Like to have hook up for water sewer.
does this guy have a Facebook outdoor office business page ?
What city is this company in?
do all of your videos take place in the same state?
Thanks for the question Hungry Club. Most videos do but not all. What industry should we do next?
@@UpFlip Windows and Doors Replacement business please.
Curious where this business will be in 20 years.
What’s the black plastic for they lay under
i would guess it is to prevent moisture to get in
Vapor barrier
250 000 x12 equals 1.2 mil yes
I can see gaps in the copes and miters. And pine
What was his initial investment?
Everyone out here always talking revenue, I want to know NI. Expenses go up as revenue goes up
Average worker is making 28-35dol/h WTF are the wages there, here from same kind of job you get around 9-12e/hour and those are considered the low money job's that nobody wants to do!
This is nuts!!! If my math is right, they’re averaging $35K-$38K per unit??? For someone to have that kind of money to build themselves a $40K office…. I don’t even want to know what kind of money they make!!!🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
I was looking for this comment! those people don't realize they could've built the same thing for 2-5 grand themselves. the amount of money he is making off this little sheds is discusting
Good for him!
@@mattadams0690 that’s what I’m saying! You can buy a pre- gabbed shed. In the size he is offering, perhaps even bigger for about $2-$3K tops, then trick it out with flooring, electric, etc. I mean it’s great for him and obviously his cliental have more money than common sense!!!
@@leensteed7861 it is great for him but it’s so sad that his cliental have more money than they do common sense. I feel that’s pretty sad that people who make 6 figures a year have that kind of mentality!!!😩😩😩
@@drumfanatik316 yep exactly! I built my own shed recently, 10x12 with a 12 12 pitch and was generous with how much lumber I used and it was 5 grand in total
500,000 for 15 units? 33,000 average price for a particle board shed. Anyone need a bridge?
Always nervous when I see “carpenters” using Ryobi.
Can you share the reason why? Thanks for watching! ☺️
@@UpFlip because any good carpenter/ Journeyman with any experience knows that ryobi is poorly built junk made for the DIYer or weekend warrior. I’ve been a red seal carpenter for 25 and have NEVER once seen ryobi on a job site.
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40k for a pretty shed tho?.. I mean apparently people are willing to pay it.. so wild. Not knocking the company that’s just crazy
I agree, who is buying these things lol
When’s the Maui location opening? Wink wink hint hint
Ha! Curious to know too 🤔
I love to see a lot of the businesses start out with God. (Mentioned church settings and people from there growing) praise God
They build doghouses for husband 😂
30k for a little shed??? im not building fences and pole barns anymore!!
$500,000 from 15 units. Wait. People pay over $35k for a small shed.
Some people aren’t poor
Rule 1 of starting a business: Gotta know who your customers are
@@TheRussianWookie value has nothing to do if people are poor or not. That's clearly overpriced.
@@7InkredibleTruth7 if it was overpriced then he wouldn’t be making 2 million a year
@@TheRussianWookieI didn't say dumb people like you aren't born every day. You can get the shed built way... cheaper. I'm speaking from a value standpoint. I've built 5 sheds. Mine take less than 6 hours to make and less than $2000. They are very high quality. They only sold for $5k-10k on the high side. Your saying I can pop drywall, electricity, and a/c in there and inrease my price to 35k.... Bunch of Fools out there. That's like a 30k profit for 2 days work. And that's me working alone. I can copy his shed in less than 1 day with a good crew. It's a insane return thats rarely aseen in any business strategy. And for you to think its normal shows me your not a entrepreneur.