A Monday scorecard built from your own numbers
In Andre Coleman's two-hour workshop you build the 11-number sheet he checks every Monday: booked calls, close rate, average ticket, callbacks and the rest. Bring a laptop and last year's P&L.
Year three of the Front Range Service Summit
Thursday, November 12, 2026 at Larimer Works. Sixteen sessions on operations, marketing and hiring, taught by owners who still run their shops. 8:00 am to 6:30 pm, then the rooftop social.
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The summit is run by three owners from Aurora, Colorado Springs and Fort Collins who got tired of conferences where the speaker's real business was selling a course. These are the rules we hold ourselves to:
In Andre Coleman's two-hour workshop you build the 11-number sheet he checks every Monday: booked calls, close rate, average ticket, callbacks and the rest. Bring a laptop and last year's P&L.
The two-year apprentice ladder from Summit Line Electric, the CSR retention plan from Northside Heating & Air, and a side-by-side of hourly, commission and hybrid tech pay. Templates arrive by email the week after.
Before the summit, attendees answer a 12-question survey. On Nov 12 you get the results by trade and revenue band: cost per booked job, LSA spend, maintenance plan pricing. Your shop's answers stay anonymous.
Every speaker owns or runs a home-service company in the Mountain West. You'll find their trucks on the road, not their faces on a sales page.
Three tracks run side by side. Tap the sessions you want and they go into My day, which shows up on your ticket. If two picks overlap, we flag it.
Main Hall sessions are for everyone.Rooms: Operations in The Foundry, Marketing in the Pattern Shop, Hiring in the Rail Room.
A 1920s ironworks on Larimer Street, now three event rooms and a rooftop. All three tracks are in one building, so switching sessions takes a flight of stairs, not a shuttle.
Group rate $189 a night for Nov 10 to 13 (regular rate $289). We're holding 120 rooms until Friday, Oct 30, or until they're gone.
310 owners came in 2025. We asked them what they changed once they got home.
“I went for the dispatch talk and came home with the membership renewal script. We sent it to 1,400 members in December and renewals went from 64% to 79% by April.”
“The only event where ‘what did that cost you’ got a dollar amount back. My ops manager and I built our scorecard in the workshop and we still use it.”
“Honest review: the morning ran long and lunch was loud. The table of eight plumbers doing $2M to $4M was worth the ticket by itself.”
Every ticket covers breakfast, lunch, coffee all day, the rooftop social and the templates. The only fee is $9 per attendee for card processing. You see it here, and it's the same at checkout.
Early-bird ends Oct 1, 11:59 pm MTPrices rise $50 per ticket after that.
Anything else goes to tickets@frontrangesummit.com. A person on our team answers within one business day.
You get a full refund to your card until Thursday, Oct 15, 2026 at 11:59 pm MT. After that we don't refund, but you can hand your ticket to anyone at no charge until the morning of the event. Email us the new name and email and we reissue the QR code.
Yes. Names on any ticket can change as often as you need until Nov 11. Team 3-Pack seats are General tickets, so each person gets their own QR code and can sit anywhere outside the VIP section.
Larimer Works has step-free entry on Larimer Street, an elevator to every floor including the rooftop, and accessible restrooms on each level. The Main Hall has live captions on the side screen, and we hold seats near the front for anyone who asks. Tell us about any other need at checkout and we reply within two business days.
If you're a solo tech just starting out, most sessions will assume a team, a dispatch process and a marketing budget you don't have yet. Vendors who sell to contractors can book a sponsor table instead of a ticket.
The keynote and all 16 track sessions are recorded. VIP tickets include the recordings, sent Nov 13. General ticket holders can add them for $99 after the event. The lunch roundtables are not recorded, so people talk freely.
Wednesday, Nov 11 at 6:30 pm in a private room at Tamarack Kitchen, two blocks from the venue. 40 seats, tables of six, one speaker at each table. Dinner and drinks are covered.
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Hotel Cordova Yard holds our $189 rate until Friday, Oct 30. Book online or call (720) 555-0148 and give this code:
Bringing someone from the shop?Early-bird General tickets are $249 until Oct 1 at 11:59 pm MT. Your ops manager or lead CSR will get as much out of the hiring track as you will.