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Get Real: Construction Cost Cheat Sheet for Clients

Using this cheat sheet helps establish a protocol for discussing a realistic budget with clients. More

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How To: Get the Best Pricing From Suppliers

Strengthen supplier and subcontractor relationships for better pricing on your remodeling jobs. More

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Better Estimates: Plan for Cost Increases Before Jobs Are Sold

How to anticipate cost increases and include them in project estimates before jobs are sold. More

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A Test for Assessing Skill Levels of Carpenter Job Candidates

Administering a jobsite skills test helps Nuss Construction weed out unsuitable... More

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Orderly Change: Managing the Change Order Process

Collecting payment for change orders isn't difficult, as long as you have a clear process and you make clients aware of it early in the remodeling process. More

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Options: Providing Clients With Options for Achieving Their Remodeling Dreams

GREG ANTONIOLI: There's no one path to remodeling glory. To help close the sale, offer prospects options for their remodel, such as phasing the project. More

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Making Assumptions: Don't Let a First Impression Fool You

STEVE GRAY: Don't judge a prospect by his house-work for that client may not be at all what you expect. More

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Internal Doc Reveals GMAC Filed False Document in Bid to Foreclose
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GOP Bid to Void Light Bulb Law Fails
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At Your Service: Winning the Bid Wars

Smart clients know that quality has a price, so a competitive bid need not be unrealistically low. You can win jobs by bidding fairly, with bids that reflect the high quality of your work. More

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