He’s in what he calls the messy middle: on the tools most days, keeping quality high, and building relationships with carpentry subs so he can step back half the time.

Logan never planned to start a construction company. A professor asked if he could hang drywall, then frame a window, then flip a whole house.

What does it take to walk off a commercial job site one afternoon and build your own company from scratch?

What does it actually take to walk away from a steady paycheck and bet on yourself in the trades?

Thirty years later he's still on the roof. In this episode he walks through how it started with picking up paper wrappers and hand nailing shingles, how he built his name soldering copper, and how Copper Masters Roofing grew into full roofing.

The habits that built your business are now the exact things keeping it stuck.

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