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No Small Jobs - Episodes
From Musician to Roofer: Why Choose Such a Dangerous Job?
Christian moved to the USA from Mexico and built a roofing company from scratch. So naturally, we sent an Australian with no roofing experience up a ladder to meet him. Meet Christian, owner of Bonafide Roofing. After moving to the USA, he started his own roofing business and built a new life around it. In this episode of No Small Jobs, Loot Co-Founder Luke Peake swaps the office for a roof and spends the day seeing the business from Christian’s point of view. Luke learns what customers don’t usually see: the work behind each job, the pressure of keeping everything moving and what it’s like to build a company in a country that wasn’t originally home. Christian also shares how funding from Loot has supported the business when the timing of running jobs and getting paid doesn’t always line up. Somewhere between the roofing talk, Luke discovers Christian was also a musician before starting the company. This leads to the very normal experience of two business owners sitting on a roof watching old performance videos on a phone. Have you ever changed careers or started again somewhere new? Tell us in the comments 👇. Subscribe for more episodes of No Small Jobs, where Luke gets out of the office and spends the day with the people behind the businesses we support. Check out Bonafide Roofing: www.bonafideroof.com Explore funding from Loot: www.getloot.com Follow us on Instagram: @GetLootNow
These Dogs Give People Their Independence Back | No Small Jobs
Training service dogs is more than just teaching "sit" and "stay". Hundreds of hours of work that go into building a dog who can give someone back their independence. Meet Dawn Scott, owner of Errorless Service Dogs, a small business with 11 locations nationwide that trains dogs for mobility, psychiatric, and visual support using 100% positive reinforcement. Through her nonprofit, Anne's Angels Coalition, Dawn has also placed 7 fully trained service dogs, completely free, with people who otherwise couldn't afford one. In this episode, Dawn walks Luke (our co-founder) through her training process, from socializing 8-week-old puppies to the four phases of AKC certifications, demonstrating real mobility tasks like forward momentum and stair work along the way. From puppy play in the snow to the precise, life-changing skills these dogs learn, it's a look at what it truly takes to put a service dog into the hands of someone who needs one. With support from Loot, Dawn has the flexibility to cover emergency vet bills and ride out the slower winter months without missing a beat. Check out Dawn's Business: https://errorlessservicedogsllc.com/ Get the same tools Errorless Service Dogs uses: getloot.com Follow the journey on IG & TT @GetLootNow
Electrical problems hide behind walls. Someone still has to find them. ⚡ | No Small Jobs
Electrical work isn’t always big construction projects; most of the time it’s solving the everyday problems that keep a home running. Meet Paul Eastman, owner of Homelight Boston, a small electrical service business focused on maintenance, repairs, and troubleshooting. From outlets that stop working to lighting issues and unexpected electrical problems, Paul’s work is all about figuring out what’s wrong and fixing it safely. In this episode, Paul walks Luke (our co-founder) through a few of the jobs he’s currently working on, giving a look at what it takes to diagnose electrical issues, make repairs, and keep a steady flow of service work moving throughout the day. With support from Loot, they have the tools to stay organized and keep every job on track. Get the same tools Homelight Boston uses: getloot.com Follow the journey on IG & TT @GetLootNow
Running a business is hard. Doing it with 100 goats is pure chaos. 🐐 | No Small Jobs
Moving a herd across the state isn’t just “farming”; it’s a high-stakes puzzle of mapping, transport, and seasonal chaos. Meet Caroline and Kyle Carr, the duo behind Rent-A-Ruminant, a family-run grazing business that uses goats to clear overgrown land and turn chaos into an eco-friendly enterprise. Every day brings a new challenge in balancing people, animals, and land. Out in the field, Luke (our co-founder) joins the Carrs to see how they plan grazing routes, manage the herd, and keep operations running smoothly in one of the most unexpected industries out there. With support from Loot, they keep things moving no matter how wild it gets. Get the same tools Rent - A - Ruminant uses: getloot.com Follow the journey on IG & TT @GetLootNow
Behind the Menu: The Realities of Running a Restaurant | No Small Jobs
🍽️ This is Haystacks Restaurant, a family run restaurant owned by William D'Angelo. Serving three meals a day, six days a week, William and his team offer the people of Sulphur Springs, Texas a variety of food options to choose from their wonderful menu each day. 🚀 Our co-founder goes behind the scenes at a local family restaurant to see the passion, pressure, and perseverance that happens off-menu. From early mornings to late nights, this is an inside look at what it means to run a small business, and how access to the right financial support can make all the difference. 💰 When challenges hit, Loot provided a line of credit that helped this family keep their business thriving and their dream alive. This isn’t just about food. It’s about family, resilience, and backing the businesses that keep our communities thriving. 👨🍳 @haystackstexas on Instagram 💪 Learn more about Loot: getloot.com 📱 @GetLootNow on Instagram & TikTok
What It Takes to Build a Plumbing Business in Memphis | No Small Jobs
💧 A burst pipe, a $52K jetter, and a whole lot of Memphis mud — this is what running a plumbing business really looks like. 📌 This is Chris Wenzler Plumbing — a Memphis-based company owned by Chris Wenzler. From burst water heaters to underground sewer lines, Chris and his team tackle the emergencies most of us never see coming — using expertise, grit, and the kind of tools that cost as much as a truck… but pay for themselves in months. 📌 Joining Chris on the job today is Luke Peake, Co-Founder and CXO at Loot — the money app built to help small business owners access fast, flexible funding. Originally from Australia, Luke's always up for any opportunity to roll up his sleeves — so today he's trading his laptop for a tool belt and joining the team as they dig trenches, cut pipe, solder copper, and understand what it really takes to fix a leak when every minute (and every drop) counts. 💪 Chris Wenzler Plumbing → https://www.facebook.com/cwpmemphis/ ⚡️ Learn more about Loot: getloot.com 📲 Follow Loot on Instagram & TikTok: @GetLootNow
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