Tag: Trades in Construction
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Roofer – Business Dynamics
Business dynamics for roofers depend heavily on labor to accomplish their task. They are also highly susceptible to weather conditions and dangerous variables.
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The Definition of the Different Types of Residential Contractors
There are about a half a dozen types of residential contractors. Each has a different function and goal, this article describes the different types of residential contractors and provides guidance to the reader in understanding the corresponding definition.
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Construction Draw Schedule
A construction draw schedule is a financial tool used by contractors in identifying percentage of completion points in the project for the bank to advance proceeds to the contractor. The construction draw schedule is instrumental in keeping the project moving along.
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Small Business Model Series Entry #3 – Automated Teller Machines
My first concern was making enough money given the labor input against the time invested. In my first entry, I stipulated that in the long run I wanted to make at least $70 an hour for the services I rendered.
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Small Business Model Series Entry #2 – Narrowing the Idea
This entry is part of a series of entries exemplifying the steps an entrepreneur takes from starting a business to selling the operation. It is a step by step process addressing the multitude of business concepts every small business owner must face. This is a 6 year example from Day 1 to the day the…
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Use Phase Accounting in Construction – Part II (Trades)
This section covers the three traditional trades that require a license from their respective state. This is your HVAC installer, the electrician and the plumber. In some contractor may wish to include the septic tank and water well installer. However, I prefer these two be included in the site development phase as they do impact…