Whats up fellas, My name is Pierre. Im 19 based in Orlando FL, I own a marketing agency that helps home remodeling contractors get more contracts, And now that ive learned the skills running ads, shooting commercials, booking appointments etc... Im going all in and starting a pavers company here in Orlando FL. Im here to absorb knowledge, grow my company and give as much value as i possibly can. Feel free to hmu

How are you guys separating yourself from the competition?

Hey everyone! I'm Bobby from Minnesota. I currently own a small landscaping company right outside of Minneapolis. We've been in business for roughly 40 months and are still very much a startup! We are trying to grow, learn, and expand operations as quickly as possible. We currently have a farm with two sheds and roughly 10,000 sqft of indoor space and an acre of exterior space that we're running Minnesota crews out of. We also opened a division in Scottsdale, Arizona in month 10. This has been a challenge on its own! We expect to open two new locations both in Florida and Tennessee in the next 12 months, but we still have to dial in some of our operations prior to full scale expansion. I can't wait to learn from all of you and hear what problems each of you have learned to solve. Thanks for letting me be a part of this group!

Does anyone have a framework they use to negotiate a WIN/WIN day rate with a subcontractor. I’m just getting started, before I start writing estimates How can I properly understand a good subcontractor day rate. I’ve caleb use $1800 in a estimate video, But I don’t know if I should pitch the same day rate, or what I should base my day rate off.