It’s a well-known reality that construction projects often exceed deadlines, go over budget and get blown out of the original scope. However, it is not impossible to deliver a project on time, under budget and to the brief. Understanding successful management steps and tips can make your next project flow with ease and is ultimately better for your business. There a few key things to consider that are crucial to the success of your project:
Should I start my own business? It’s a common thought in the tradie world. Many tradies wonder if greater flexibility and an increased income are to be gained from making the switch. If you are starting to wonder the pros and cons of starting your own small building business make sure you read our blog post on things to consider before you start your own business. If you have already thought long and hard about taking the leap this guide will run you through some first steps ensuring your small business is ready to go with our self-employed tradies’ checklist.
Should you start your own business? It’s a question most builders ask themselves regularly. Whether to keep earning a safe wage or risk it all and go out on your own. If this is a question that’s been plaguing you for a while, we listed seven key things to consider before starting a building business
It’s no secret that phones have become an integral part of daily life. They give you the ability to call, text, check updates on deliveries and use the calculator all while streaming the best worksite jams.
Identifying the needs of your business prior to employing someone new is essential for finding the right person to fill that role adequately. Do you need someone to help out for a short period of time or is your business growing exponentially and therefore has the room for a new person to join the team long-term?
You may have heard horror stories about problems with builders, budgets spiraling out of control and sites left half-finished. But the reality is that the vast majority of builders are both professional and capable, and you can do a great deal to avoid bad experiences simply through the way you choose, manage and communicate with them.
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