Case Studies for Memberships
See how a contractor actually does their job. No theory, just hard cold facts, fun and lots of work. The process is good, so practice this at home before going out on the job.
Course curriculum
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Overview
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Filling Out Your 5 W's and a How Sheet for Higher Sales
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Don't Go Broke. The Pitch. Why You Need One and How it Works.
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Vetting the Customer The Phone Call for Better Jobs
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The First Meeting With the Client
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The Presentation and Sale
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Pre-Construction Work and the Proposal
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Walk Through the Project Schedule
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Trade Days
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The Customer and Shopping
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The Construction Contract
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Change Orders and Additions
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Rainy Days and No Pay - Policies
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Oak Cliff Job Part 1 Live Stream GC500 Training
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Oak Cliff Job Part 2 Live Stream GC500 Training
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Oak Cliff Job Part 3 Live Stream GC500 Training
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Contractor and Foreman Points of View on a Job Site part 1
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Contractor and Foreman Points of View on a Job Site part 2
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Contractor and Foreman Points of View on a Job Site part 3
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Contractor and Foreman Points of View on a Job Site part 4
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Intro to Planning and Scheduling
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The Contractor List
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The Wish List
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Planning
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Scheduling
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How Contractors Price Jobs - Wood Flooring
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How Contractors Price Jobs - Carpet
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How Contractors Price Jobs - Counters
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How Contractors Price Jobs - Appliances
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How Contractors price Jobs - Roofing and Foundation
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About this course
- Free
- 33 lessons
- 11.5 hours of video content
Case Studies
The Real Thing
In construction, experience is hard to come by. A case study is a research method involving an up-close, in-depth, and detailed examination of a particular case. For example, a contractor bidding a real job or a project manager scheduling a job. These are invaluable when it comes to gaining confidence as a beginner in homebuilding.
