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How to Succeed With Your Own Construction Business

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Construction industry professionals Stephen Diller and Janelle Diller present How To Succeed With Your Own Construction Business, a no-nonsense, step-by-step walkthrough of the fundamentals of setting up a new construction company and getting to work. Chapters cover the different manners of structuring one's company and the advantages and disadvantages of each; how to get business; how to interact with clients; necessary legal matters; how to estimate with accuracy; finding and keeping good employees; running an efficient office; buying insurance (critically important in this industry!) and much more. Written in no-nonsense, down-to-earth terms, How To Succeed With Your Own Construction Business is a "must-have" for anyone considering an entrepreneurship in construction, and is also packed cover-to-cover with practical advice for aspiring business owners in any field.

Well, I am a civil engineering on the heavy construction business. I bought this book in order to obtain some insigths of the construction business, You know: tips about contractors, methods, ways of doing some comercial offers and proposals. The book is all about remodeling. Perhaps the title should be: "How to succeed with your own REMODELING and SMALL construction business". If you are after this, that's the book.

As an individual seeking to start my own constuction business, this book has provided the insight I need not only to decide whether to 'take the plunge' but also provides most, if not all, of the information I need to set up my own constuction business. This book covers virtually everything about the mechanics of setting up a remodeling business. It is an indespensible 'how-to' manual that uncovers the up-front ingredients necessary to make it all happen. If you're looking to make a decision about whether to start your own business and how to go about doing it, this book is for you. It sets the table for the reader to make it happen. Very highly recommended.