3 Ways to Screw Up Your Bids Without Even Trying
Bidding jobs is one of the most important parts of running a construction business. You can be the best builder […]
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Why You’re Always Chasing Crews — and How to Fix It
If you have been in construction for any length of time, you know the feeling of chasing crews. You show
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Understanding the Bedrock of Construction Profitability: The Critical Role of Job Costing
Job costing is far more than an accounting exercise
The End-of-Summer Bidding Reset: Win More Jobs This Fall Without Burning Out
Summer is the grind season. The phone rings nonstop, you throw bids together, and before you know it your calendar
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Summer’s Over, But the Bills Aren’t: How Contractors Can Manage Cash Flow Into Fall
Summer is the big season for most contractors. The days are long, the weather is better, and the work is
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Did You Make Any Money This Summer? Here’s How to Know for Sure
Summer is usually the busiest time of year for contractors. Crews are working long hours, the jobs keep rolling in,
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How to Find the Right Subcontractors Without Getting Burned
Hiring subcontractors can make or break your job. Pick the wrong one, and you might not just lose money –
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How to Build Better Construction Bids (Without Getting Burned)
New to the construction game and trying to win work? Your bid proposal isn’t just about pricing – it’s your
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How to Negotiate Equipment Prices Like a Pro: A Guide for New Contractors
Thinking about buying your first piece of heavy equipment? Welcome to the next level of being a contractor – but
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You Can’t Manage What You Don’t Track: Why Small Contractors Must Track Job Costs
Let’s say you just finished a job. You paid your guys. You bought the materials. And now you’re looking at
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