BlueCollar Foundry · Warrington, PA · Consulting, Speaking & Mentorship

Start it. Grow it. Own it. I've done all three with my own money.

Fifteen-plus years owning small businesses: a chimney and fireplace company in Bucks County built into a multi-million-dollar operation, the AI software that runs it, and commercial real estate along the way. Whatever you're building, you'll get further with someone who's already made the mistakes.

Eric Jaber, founder and consultant
Eric Jaber Founder, BlueCollar Foundry
15+ years
Owning and running small businesses
Multi-million
Dollar service company, built from scratch
+15%
Revenue the month we ran our first Giving Loop*
Built, not bought
Our own AI quoting & marketing software

*One campaign, one company, and the company was mine. Your results will vary. I'll show you exactly how we did it.

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What brings you in?

Different doors, same workshop. Pick the one that sounds like you.

Eric Jaber, owner of a Bucks County chimney and fireplace company
Meet the Founder

I didn't learn this in a classroom. I learned it in the field, and then I taught the software to keep up.

I went to college, but it never fit. I learned more managing restaurants to pay my way through school than I ever did in a lecture. Since then I've spent fifteen-plus years owning and operating small businesses, bought commercial real estate along the way, and built a chimney & fireplace company in Bucks County into a multi-million-dollar operation, making every mistake in the book along the way. Hired wrong. Incorporated wrong. Messed up the books. All of it.

The difference between my company and most trades shops? When I hit a wall, I built my way through it. Our estimate software, our marketing systems, our AI tools: I didn't buy them off a shelf. I built them, for my own trucks, my own techs, my own customers. That's the experience I bring to every business I consult with, every stage I speak on, and every student I mentor.

You can't fake having done it. That's the whole pitch.
The Signature System

The Giving Loop

Once a quarter, we ask our community to nominate a local charity. We build a real relationship with them, run a “tag for charity” campaign with every customer, volunteer together, and close the loop with a public donation. Then we start again.

We ran it with Kisses for Kyle, a local charity supporting families with children battling cancer. Our trucks and crew managed and delivered donated gifts across the area.

+15%

revenue that month

My own company's result from one campaign cycle. Individual results vary. The playbook shows the exact steps we ran.

No Pitch, Just Fit

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