Portland, Oregon
Built by
Operators.
ASCND Club is a Portland-based growth agency built exclusively for high-ticket home service businesses — Hardscapers, Landscapers, and Roofers. One vertical, mastered.
43+
Active Clients
7
Days to Live
$2M+
Revenue Generated
100%
Home Service Focus
The Origin Story
We didn't start in a boardroom. We started by running ads for a single hardscaping crew in Portland, Oregon. Within 90 days, we tripled their booked-project volume. Word spread to the roofing teams next door, then to large-scale landscape designers. The playbook kept working, so we formalized it.
Today, Ascnd is run by a lean team of operators who believe the best growth agency is one that builds its own tools. We vibe-code our own systems — using Claude and custom AI infrastructure — to move at a speed that traditional agencies can't match. We pass that technical edge directly to you.
01
High-Ticket Only
We work exclusively with high-impact home service businesses — Hardscapers, Landscapers, and Roofers. We don't use diluted playbooks from unrelated industries. Every system we build has been battle-tested inside your specific trades to secure five and six-figure contracts.
02
Revenue, Not Vanity
Impressions and follower counts don't pay your crew. We obsess over cost-per-booked-project and MRR growth. Every campaign is engineered backwards from the high-ticket revenue outcome your business needs to scale.
03
Built with AI, Run by Operators
We vibe-code our own proprietary infrastructure using modern AI tools to build faster, sharper systems than any traditional agency. You get boutique speed and technical precision at a scale that keeps your pipeline full 365 days a year.
04
Performance-Driven (Month-to-Month)
No 12-month traps. No lock-ins. You stay because the pipeline is full and the jobs are high-ticket, not because a contract says you have to. This keeps us accountable to your growth every single month.
Expert Teams
The People
Behind Your Growth.
Expert-led systems built by technical operators.
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