General Manager, Home Services

Company: Tampa-based home services brand (name disclosed upon mutual interest)

Location: Philadelphia. On site.

Reports To: Corporate operating leadership

Business Unit: Home services brand spanning HVAC, plumbing, and adjacent trades

Compensation: $175,000–$195,000 base + 50% bonus + LTIs

About the Role

We are hiring a General Manager to own a Tampa-based home services brand. The business runs across HVAC, plumbing, and adjacent trades, with a real service book and a real growth thesis. The seat carries the P&L, the team, and the strategic direction of the brand.

This is a true operating seat. You will own the number, the people, and the daily rigor that turns a services business into a profitable, growing one. We give our operators real autonomy and hold them accountable for the result. There is no thick layer of oversight and no playbook handed to you on day one.

The first 90 days are about getting your hands around the brand, evaluating the team, and setting the trajectory: where the service business needs to grow, where the operating discipline needs to tighten, and where the team needs to be reset. The right person treats this like their own business and has the operating instincts to back it up.

We care less about whether you have spent your whole career in HVAC, plumbing, or the trades and more about whether you have run a real P&L, led operators, and delivered results in a blue-collar, technician-driven business. Industry experience is a strong plus, not a prerequisite.

Responsibilities

Full P&L for the business: revenue, gross margin by trade, EBITDA, and growth targets.
The service business growth agenda: building recurring service revenue alongside the existing book.
Daily operations: scheduling and dispatch, technician productivity, capacity planning, and service quality.
The operating rhythm: weekly and monthly KPI reviews, forecasting, and decisive corrective action when the numbers slip.
Leadership of operations managers, service managers, dispatch and CSR teams, and field technicians: hiring, coaching, and holding the performance bar.
The unit economics that drive the business: average ticket, booked-call conversion, revenue per technician, service-agreement growth, callback and warranty rate, and labor and material cost control.
Demand to revenue: partnering with marketing on lead flow, setting pricing, and converting demand into booked, profitable work.
Customer experience: protecting CSAT, review volume and rating, and repeat and referral business.
Safety, licensing, compliance, and fleet across all trades.
Enterprise contribution: forecasting, budgeting, and performance reviews with corporate leadership.

Requirements

Must-Haves

A track record of owning a P&L and being measured on the result, not just contributing to someone else's.
Real operational leadership in a blue-collar, technician-driven business: you have run field or service operations and made them perform.
Sharp, driven, and accountable: you want the autonomy and you want the responsibility that comes with it.
The range to operate strategically (growth, budgeting, capacity planning) and tactically (a truck down, a blown install, a margin leak) in the same day.
Financial fluency: you can read the P&L, find the leak, and close it. You can tell a healthy service business from a leaky one by the numbers.
Leadership presence that earns trust from field technicians, office staff, and corporate peers alike. People-first, not spreadsheet-first.
Comfort with ambiguity and a bias to action over waiting to be told.
Based in or willing to relocate to the Tampa area.

Nice-to-Haves

Roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, utilities, or other home-services / fleet-based field-services experience.
Demonstrated P&L ownership at a services business, ideally PE-backed.
Fluency with field service management software (ServiceTitan or similar) and ERP / CRM tooling.
Exposure to Lean, Six Sigma, or other continuous-improvement disciplines.
Bachelor's degree; MBA or operations-focused graduate degree a plus.