Would that be worth two days in Dallas?
Brian Burton breaks down exactly what happens at Boot Camp — and why the techs who attend stop leaving money on the table for good.
You present a job. Customer says "that's too high" or "let me think about it." You either drop the price to close it — or you walk away with nothing.
Add in the deals you lost completely because you couldn't explain why your work costs what it costs?
Here's what's actually happening in those moments: you don't know how to communicate value in a way customers actually understand. And that gap between what you know and what you can explain is costing you a fortune every single month.
Dylan Moya built a plumbing business doing $3 million a year. This year, he's on pace to double it to $6 million.
He's not a speaker who left the trades behind. He's in it every day, and he knows what it takes to win the job at full price when the customer is sitting across from you and the competition is one phone call away.
In Dallas, Dylan co-hosts Boot Camp alongside Brian and opens Day 2 on stage, showing you how the same principles that are doubling his business work on real calls, in real homes, starting the Monday after you leave.
I'm Brian Burton, host of the Waste No Day Podcast. I used to fold on price every single week — until I figured out what I was missing. Once I learned how to communicate value the way customers actually process it, everything changed.
I've trained techs who now close $1 million, $2 million, $3 million a year using the same system I'm going to teach you at Boot Camp. They're not more confident than you. They're not better at the trade. They just know what to say in those 30 seconds after the price that makes customers stop negotiating and start buying.
Two days of real role-play, real frameworks, and real coaching — built specifically for techs in the trades.
Stop caving the moment a customer flinches. Walk out with the exact words that hold the number you quoted — without feeling pushy.
Handle the most common objection in the trades with a framework that reframes value before the customer shuts down.
Restructure how you present proposals so customers choose between your packages instead of negotiating you down.
Explain why your work costs more than the cheaper guy — without sounding defensive or desperate.
Stop losing jobs to the guy who undercuts you. Learn to position your quality so the comparison never gets made on price alone.
Leave with scripted, role-played responses to real objections — ready to deploy on your very first call after Boot Camp ends.
These are the guys who came in skeptical — and left closing at full price.
Both tiers give you the full Boot Camp experience. VIP adds a private steak dinner with Brian and Dylan, plus exclusive resources you won't find anywhere else.
Fuel up and connect with fellow techs before the day kicks off.
Deep dive into the G.A.C.A. framework and the Opportunity/Objective module with Brian Burton.
30-minute reset before the next block.
Learn the exact framework that gets customers choosing between your packages instead of negotiating against your price.
Catered lunch. Network with techs from across the country.
A surprise session you won't want to miss.
★ SpecialReal scenarios, real partners, real coaching. Practice everything from the morning until it's automatic.
Debrief and preview of Day 2.
Fuel up for Day 2 — the hardest and most valuable day of the camp.
Your co-host takes the stage. Hear how Dylan personally sells more than $3 million a year from a plumbing truck, and why his approach works in the field, not just on paper.
Quick reset before the objection deep-dive.
Learn how to own the conversation when a customer pushes back — and how to uncover the real objection behind "let me think about it."
Catered lunch.
A surprise session you won't want to miss.
★ SpecialFull objection simulations — every attendee goes live. Coaches give real-time corrections until it clicks.
You made it. Walk across the stage, grab your certificate, and leave ready to close at full price on your very next call.
Choose your package, fill in your details, and lock in your spot at the November 6–7 Boot Camp in Dallas.