Great videos man, going into subcontracting insulation with only labor experience in it, so I’m wanting to get into and learn the management side of the trade. Any tips?
Hey Felipe. Yes, I have a program dedicated to teaching you the business and the sales side of construction. It’s called our 8-Figure Contractor Sales Academy. Check it out. You get a 30-day trial plus as a gift a crash course on leads, video on writing a proposal, construction management basics, etc. Here’s the link: www.iambuilders.com/8-figure-contractor-training
Im trying to break in the commercial landscaping industry I'm having a hard time with the paper work what can I do to better understand it. s there classes to learn how to do this?
Hi Martin. Actually we are launching our training program for contractors that teaches you everything about how to grow and run a construction business, and part of it is the paperwork and processes. If you’re interested let’s talk about your business. Schedule a Strategy Session with me and we’ll jump on a quick call and talk about exactly what you need. Here is the link: www.iambuilders.com/call
I just started business in the heavy equipment industry. I do dirt work, land clearing, site development, etc. do you have courses or programs to help with doing bids for that?
Hey Jon. Yes we do. If you’re in construction, you have to go after projects and clients that are going to give you recurring business, not just one job. Here is a link to our monthly training program. I created a course and success path to teach you every step of the way. Plus you get a weekly group coaching call so I can help you every step of the way. Here is a link where you can get a 30-day free trial. www.iambuilders.com/8-figure-contractor-training
This just covers the basics and is ok for small projects but useless for a major project where things keep changing and your price is 15% too high and you are being forced to take all of the risk. That's what happens in the UK and the Americans and Japanese couldn't cope so disappeared back to their homelands.
National Estimator as a starting point. You should eventually update pricing and create your own custom database. Every company is different. Your employee costs, production rates, etc.
Dropping some real knowledge! Thank you Daniel!
Thanks Jose! Hope it helps!
Thank you
Thanks Antwann
Great videos man, going into subcontracting insulation with only labor experience in it, so I’m wanting to get into and learn the management side of the trade. Any tips?
Hey Felipe. Yes, I have a program dedicated to teaching you the business and the sales side of construction. It’s called our 8-Figure Contractor Sales Academy. Check it out. You get a 30-day trial plus as a gift a crash course on leads, video on writing a proposal, construction management basics, etc. Here’s the link: www.iambuilders.com/8-figure-contractor-training
Im trying to break in the commercial landscaping industry I'm having a hard time with the paper work what can I do to better understand it. s there classes to learn how to do this?
Hi Martin. Actually we are launching our training program for contractors that teaches you everything about how to grow and run a construction business, and part of it is the paperwork and processes. If you’re interested let’s talk about your business. Schedule a Strategy Session with me and we’ll jump on a quick call and talk about exactly what you need.
Here is the link: www.iambuilders.com/call
I just started business in the heavy equipment industry. I do dirt work, land clearing, site development, etc. do you have courses or programs to help with doing bids for that?
Hey Jon. Yes we do. If you’re in construction, you have to go after projects and clients that are going to give you recurring business, not just one job. Here is a link to our monthly training program. I created a course and success path to teach you every step of the way. Plus you get a weekly group coaching call so I can help you every step of the way. Here is a link where you can get a 30-day free trial. www.iambuilders.com/8-figure-contractor-training
This just covers the basics and is ok for small projects but useless for a major project where things keep changing and your price is 15% too high and you are being forced to take all of the risk. That's what happens in the UK and the Americans and Japanese couldn't cope so disappeared back to their homelands.
RSMeans vs National Estimator ?
National Estimator as a starting point. You should eventually update pricing and create your own custom database. Every company is different. Your employee costs, production rates, etc.
definitely use a software instead of printing the plans
Yes, we use Planswift and a custom one we built for our office.
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10/10 Agreed. The more you are detailing the more its correcting the bidding process. Thanks from www.youtube.com/@khalidbaacha
How can you be contacted ?
Hey shoot me an email to daniel@iambuilders.com