Nailed It Builders in 5 Useful Answers

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• What type of precautions does your company take to ensure client safety?
• What does Helpful Expertise mean to you and your team?
• How did you get into this industry?
• What inspired you to start your business?
• What's the favorite thing you enjoy about the work that you do?
• What are some of the key things your company does to deliver high quality?

Before [music], we start the project, we usually make sure that, uh, everything is sealed. We fence, uh, we put a large fence around the, um, the house, so everything is going to be locked. We also bring a portable toilet. Um, what we also do is cap all the water lines and also turn off the electrical if it's a big project such as an addition or ADU or something like that. We, um, also call the utility company to mark for us where the line is working and where they're going, so we can make sure that once we dig, we don't damage it. Uh, helpful expertise is obviously making sure that the clients understand the complete, uh, game plan before we even, uh, start. So we also provide detailed 3D renderings and also 2D renderings to make sure that the clients can visualize exactly how the space is going to look like. Um, and what we also do, we update them in every, uh, step, um, so they can, uh, have a better understanding of how the project runs. My dad was a contractor, and once I, since I remember myself, I always used to hand him tools. I always used to help him, uh, uh, lift stuff, and this was very exciting for me. I remember I always see his, uh, interaction with clients and how happy they were in the end of the project, and, uh, since I was a young kid, I discovered that that's what I love to do: helping clients and also, um, building dreams and, um, everything that has to do with, uh, building new structures. That's what, uh, fulfilled me. So basically, I always, uh, used to work in this industry, and I saw the need for, uh, good project management, communication, and design and aesthetic. Um, I always like to see how the clients are giving me the perfect feedback once we finish the project, and they, um, basically the, the smile and then the reaction on their face once they see the finished project. That's like a one-of-a-kind feeling. And once I'm having those, uh, clients that are happy, um, and all the time give me, like, positive feedback, I said I wanted to increase my, uh, visibility and also help some other clients to navigate them through the process and provide excellent service and a top-notch, um, final result. So that was like my main inspiration, and thanks God, that's why we are successful, and every day we make it happen for clients. My favorite thing at work is basically coming every day to the site and see the work progress, speaking with the guys, making sure that everything is in line with the design, and the most important thing and the favorite thing is just the reaction of the clients after the project is done, their face and their feedback. That's what, uh, uh, basically gives me more energy and, uh, more ambition to create more projects and more successful clients. The key thing in a, in a construction project that we deliver to the client is, uh, a lot of it has to do with the communication and also the pre-construction, uh, actually journey that we're taking the client hand by hand during the whole process from the first initial meeting into the design to the actual progress. That's basically what is important in a construction project. Uh, once you tell a client something is going to happen, it's going to happen. Once they ask for your feedback on your design ideas, um, you come up with the, uh, correct, basically layout and correct design that, uh, make it much more look aesthetic and obviously, um, deliver high-skilled craftsmanship and, um, making sure that everything, uh, goes by the, the progress and the timeline that we present at the beginning of the project. >> [music]