Most people think scaling a company is about growth.

More revenue. More people. More markets.

But the reality is, what gets you to $5M… or even $20M… is not what gets you to $500M.

In this episode of The Long Game, Josh sits down with IHS CEO Jay Teresi to talk about what it actually takes to run a $500M+ home services company.

From leadership and decision-making to building teams and creating alignment at scale, this conversation breaks down the shift from being an operator to leading an organization.

They cover:

What changes as a company scales
Where most leaders struggle when they step out of the day-to-day
How to build teams that can operate without you
The difference between managing and truly leading
Why growth alone doesn’t create a great business

Jay brings decades of experience leading at scale, including his time at The Home Depot, and now as CEO of Infinity Home Services.

If you’re building a company and thinking about what the next stage looks like, this is a conversation worth paying attention to.

Infinity Home Services is on a mission to save our communities from unscrupulous contractors by partnering with great operators across the country.

If you’re a home services business owner and want to learn more about what a partnership could look like, connect with us here:
https://www.infinityhomeservices.com/Contact

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Most roofing companies don’t fail because they can’t install a roof.
They fail because they don’t understand the game they’re playing.

In this episode of The Long Game, Josh Sparks, Founder and Chairman of Infinity Home Services, sits down with Luke Wilson of Skywalker Roofing to talk about why bad roofers continue to win jobs, how they get away with it, and what separates the companies that actually last.

From storm chasers and insurance-driven chaos to cutting corners and racing to the bottom, this conversation breaks down what’s really happening in the industry and why it creates an uneven playing field for great operators.

More importantly, they talk about how to win anyway.

If you’re a roofing company owner, this is a conversation about building something that lasts.
If you’re a homeowner, this will change how you evaluate who you trust with your roof.

Topics include:

- Why bad roofers still win jobs
- The truth about storm work and insurance claims
- Common mistakes contractors make trying to compete
- What great companies do differently
- How to build a roofing business the right way

Infinity Home Services is on a mission to save our communities from unscrupulous contractors by partnering with great operators across the country.

If you’re a roofing business owner interested in learning more about what a partnership could look like, connect with us here:
https://www.infinityhomeservices.com/Contact

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In this episode of The Long Game, Josh sits down with Kenny Romanini Jr., President of Park Hill Roofing, for a conversation about legacy, leadership, and growing the right way.

Kenny shares the story of Park Hill Roofing, a family business that began with his grandfather and was carried forward by his father before being entrusted to the next generation. He reflects on what it meant to step into leadership, the weight of protecting a family legacy, and the challenge of scaling a business without losing its values, culture, or soul.

Josh and Kenny also talk about the practical side of growth, including systems, process, leadership development, and the mindset required to move from running a small business to building something much larger. Along the way, Kenny opens up about faith, family, adoption, and the personal priorities that shape how he leads.

This episode is about more than roofing. It is about staying grounded, leading with conviction, and building a future that still honors where you came from.

The Long Game is hosted by Josh Sparks, Founder and Chairman of Infinity Home Services, a company on a mission to elevate what it means to be a contractor in North America. Each episode features real conversations with leaders who are focused on people first and long-term impact.

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