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What kind of project do you want done?
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The
complexity of a project increases with each additional trade required to
complete it. It is easier to understand how additional trades might increase
the management complexity, you think about each as a separate
(sub)contractor. For instance, a freshening up a bedroom might take 2 - to
paint and put in a new floor. A complete bathroom renovation might need 4
trades to connect plumbing and electrical, tile and paint. A kitchen might
need 6 trades to install flooring, cabinets and counters, plumbing, electrical,
and paint. A new addition could need an additional 6 more to do concrete,
framing, HVAC, roofing, doors and windows, and exterior siding. Construction
Conductor helps simplify managing trades.
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How many hours per week can you project manage?
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Managing
your own construction or renovation project takes time, and the bigger the
project the more time it will take. A General Contractor can help you manage
and coordinate subcontractors, but will require as much as 30% or more of
your budget for that service. You can easily save that money by managing the
project yourself. You can put tat money back in your pocket, or in to making
your project that much nicer. With the right process, resources and support,
you'd be amazed at how much you can save and stress you can avoid by managing
your project with Construction Conductor.
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What's your level of renovation experience?
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You should
be comfortable with construction terms, means and methods – to a certain
degree. While construction is not rocket science, there are many different
materials with different assembly methods. Additionally, manufacturers are
always releasing new products that add complexity. You need to understand
industry terms and talk to contractors. The more experience you have with
construction / renovation, the more easily you'll be able to communicate with
professionals. Construction Condutcor helps you understand industry terms and
communicate with contractors.
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Answer:
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You should use a General Contractor.
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Join
Construction Conductor for at least 6 months and use the Toolbox regularly to keep your contractor on their toes. It's everything you
need to keep you right on track. Join Today!
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You could consider using a General Contractor.
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Join
Construction Conductor for 3 to 6 months and use the Toolbox regularly. It's everything you need to get you started on the right foot
and keep you on track, and keep your contractor on thier toes. Join Today!
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Get full access to the:
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~ Complete 4-part
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~ Solutions and
Secrets Revealed
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~ Step-by-Step Guide
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~ Free Toolbox
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~ Free Forms, Tips and
Checklists
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You do not need to use a General Contractor.
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Join
Construction Conductor for 3 months and use the Toolbox regularly. It's everything you need to get you started on the right foot
and keep you on track. Join Today.
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Get full access to the:
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~ Complete 4-part
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~ Solutions and
Secrets Revealed
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~ Step-by-Step Guide
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~ Free Toolbox
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~ Free Forms, Tips and
Checklists
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