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The Essential Guide to Hiring Reliable Home Service Professionals When it comes to home inspections, it's crucial to have a network of trusted professionals to address any additional issues that may arise. In this video, we discuss the importance of having reliable plumbers, structural engineers, and electricians on hand for a thorough inspection. #HomeServiceProfessionals #ReliableContractors #HomeInspectionTips #TrustedProfessionals #PropertyMaintenance #HomeRepairExperts #BuildingInspection #HouseRenovation #PropertyInvestment #HomeImprovement

The Essential Guide to Hiring Reliable Home Service Professionals When it comes to home inspections, it's crucial to have a network of trusted professionals to address any additional issues that may arise. In this video, we discuss the importance of having reliable plumbers, structural engineers, and electricians on hand for a thorough inspection. #HomeServiceProfessionals #ReliableContractors #HomeInspectionTips #TrustedProfessionals #PropertyMaintenance #HomeRepairExperts #BuildingInspection #HouseRenovation #PropertyInvestment #HomeImprovement

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The Essential Guide to Hiring Reliable Home Service Professionals When it comes to home inspections, it's crucial to have a network of trusted professionals to address any additional issues that may arise. In this video, we discuss the importance of having reliable plumbers, structural engineers, and electricians on hand for a thorough inspection. #HomeServiceProfessionals #ReliableContractors #HomeInspectionTips #TrustedProfessionals #PropertyMaintenance #HomeRepairExperts #BuildingInspection #HouseRenovation #PropertyInvestment #HomeImprovement

The Essential Guide to Hiring Reliable Home Service Professionals When it comes to home inspections, it's crucial to have a network of trusted professionals to address any additional issues that may arise. In this video, we discuss the importance of having reliable plumbers, structural engineers, and electricians on hand for a thorough inspection. #HomeServiceProfessionals #ReliableContractors #HomeInspectionTips #TrustedProfessionals #PropertyMaintenance #HomeRepairExperts #BuildingInspection #HouseRenovation #PropertyInvestment #HomeImprovement

One of my favorite techniques to help secure rezoning support. During the presentation, I simply ask: “Who in this room knows an electrician?” Hands go up. “Who in this room knows a plumber?” Hands go up. “Who in this room knows a framer?” Hands go up. “Who in this room knows a roofer?” Hands go up. “Who in this room knows a painter?” Hands go up. “Who in this room knows a site contractor or a heavy equipment operator?” Hands go up. “Who in this room knows someone who works for a vendor in the construction supply industry?" Hands go up. “Who in this room knows someone who works for a construction manufacturing company that provides windows, doors, millwork, etc.?” Hands go up. “Who in this room knows an inspector?” Hands go up. "Who in this room knows an architect or an engineer?" Hands go up. Then, once all hands are up … and all hands DO go up ... I say: “We all know someone who stands to benefit from this project. We all know someone whose livelihood will be directly affected by this project and projects like it. Do you really want to vote against this project because <insert silly reason to turn down a project>?” Why does this work? Because it makes it personal. Because it attaches people to someone they know. Because it helps them see the bigger picture. The homebuilding industry alone is 16% of our country's GDP. Every project that gets turned down affects a LOT of people. Not just the greedy developer... *Disclaimer: The last comment is a JOKE!

‘’Breaking down a construction project in 30 seconds” The most concise description I’ve ever encountered. Kudos Bhragan Paramanantham First, a Developer buys land or an existing piece of real estate. He/she then needs to hire Designers (architects and engineers to design the project) and Contractors (first a General Contractor, who then hires subcontractors, to build the project per the Designer’s designs). Once hired, the Designers deliver to the Developer the (i) Drawings, or the graphical depictions of what is to be built in a project, and (ii) Specifications, or written documents detailing the work and workmanship required for the features displayed in the drawings–including building code compliance and requirements. The General Contractor (GC) bids on the project based on the Designer’s documents and will be responsible for delivering the project on budget and on time. The GC will do this by hiring specialized subcontractors (e.g., electricians. plumbers), managing suppliers and materials, and working with Developers to report on and solve for inevitable changes in cost, scope and time.

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