How much detail should you give a customer in a bid? In this episode, we tackle one of the most debated topics in construction: whether to break down your numbers or keep the focus on scope and expectations. We explore the risks of itemized bids—customers tearing apart line items, shopping numbers, or holding you hostage during the project—while stressing the importance of breaking costs down internally so you know exactly where your money goes. From there, we walk through what truly matters ...
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How much detail should you give a customer in a bid? In this episode, we tackle one of the most debated topics in construction: whether to break down your numbers or keep the focus on scope and expectations. We explore the risks of itemized bids—customers tearing apart line items, shopping numbers, or holding you hostage during the project—while stressing the importance of breaking costs down internally so you know exactly where your money goes. From there, we walk through what truly matters ...
Ep. 82 - Should I Hire Employees or Use Subcontractors?
The Contractor Commute
48 minutes
5 months ago
Ep. 82 - Should I Hire Employees or Use Subcontractors?
You’ve got work to get done—so should you hire an employee or bring in a subcontractor? In this episode of The Contractor Commute, we break down the real-world factors that help you make the right call. Whether you’re facing limited experience, a short-term project, or just trying to stay in your zone of expertise, we’ll help you think through what works best for you and your business. Stay connected with Kinsey, Ben, and the rest of The Contractor Commute crew: Website for Estima...
The Contractor Commute
How much detail should you give a customer in a bid? In this episode, we tackle one of the most debated topics in construction: whether to break down your numbers or keep the focus on scope and expectations. We explore the risks of itemized bids—customers tearing apart line items, shopping numbers, or holding you hostage during the project—while stressing the importance of breaking costs down internally so you know exactly where your money goes. From there, we walk through what truly matters ...
