Every Install is a new membership and support platform for kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and fitted-interior installers and installation companies.
Founded by former installer and installation business owner Mark Conacher, the platform brings practical action guides, business learning, tools, templates, calculators, installer-led content, industry news, work opportunities, apprenticeship information and access to trusted partners together in one place.
Every Install is the first platform from Every Trade Pro, a wider long-term vision to create dedicated support platforms for skilled trades. The immediate focus, however, is firmly on Every Install and the KBB installation industry.
“Every Trade Pro is the bigger vision, but Every Install is the work in front of us,” said Conacher. “Our full attention is on making it genuinely useful from day one and more valuable as it grows.”
Installers are expected to price work, understand costs, protect profit, manage customers, plan projects and make business decisions, often while spending most of the week on site.
“Most installers learn the business side by working it out as they go, often by getting things wrong,” Conacher said. “Every Install is there to shorten that learning curve. Some of the information and tools can make an immediate practical and financial difference.”
A Pathway for Stronger Installation Businesses
At the center of Every Install Pro is The Installer Business Pathway, a trilogy of courses made up of 90-Day Installer Reset, Control to Commercial Strength and Built to Choose. Together, they help installers regain control, create better structure and build towards greater choice over what comes next.
A free membership will provide selected action guides, installer content, industry news and opportunities. Every Install Pro will unlock the complete pathway, the wider tool and template library, planners, calculators and new material as the platform develops.
Pro membership will be available for £49 per month or discounted to £499 as an annual subscription.
Built to Grow With the People It Serves
Every Install is not built around one definition of success. One installer may want better profit and more time. Another may want to grow a team and get off the tools or build a business strong enough to take on an apprentice.
A dedicated apprenticeship section explains what taking on an apprentice involves and where to find specialist support. The aim is not to push every business towards employing an apprentice, but to help more businesses become financially and operationally fit enough to have that choice.
The platform will launch as a growing resource rather than a finished library. Installers and installation companies will be invited to share what is working, explain what they need help with and influence what is built next. Selected specialists and organizations from across the wider industry will also contribute where they can add genuine value.
“This has to be shaped with installers, not simply presented to them,” Conacher added. “The point is to listen, turn real business problems into practical help, celebrate what works and keep making the platform more useful. We want to raise installers up. Stronger installation businesses can make better decisions, protect their profit, support their customers and create more opportunities. That is good for installers and good for the whole industry.”
