Share This: A 1099 worker for your construction business is an independent contractor that has more independence and flexibility than someone that works directly for you. They receive an agreed paid amount but do not receive benefits. Below we will discuss the qualities of an independent contractor in more detail. It is[…]
Share This: After working in construction, you may be thinking about starting your own construction business. Although starting a construction business can be risky, many factors could affect your company’s performance. Construction businesses that have few employees and have been in business less than a year have a higher chance of[…]
Share This: Business: OJ Handyworks Inc. Location: Frederick, Md. One Interesting Fact about Oscar Jimenez: Framing is his favorite part of carpentry, and he loves building houses from scratch. One interesting Fact about OJ Handyworks: It has never advertised. All business is word of mouth, starting with Oscar’s original flyer[…]
Share This: Once you have started your own construction company you may be looking for ideas to help you grow and develop your business. Here are some recommendations on how to grow your construction company: 1. Hire Good People At some point, you will want to hire employees to help you grow your[…]
Share This: Business: SiteMix – Concrete Atlanta. On-site concrete mixing. Location: Atlanta, GA. Interesting Fact about SiteMix: Unlike most concrete companies that pre-mix their concrete, SiteMix makes theirs on-site, in their trucks. Interesting Fact about Dale Henderson: He first started working at his family’s concrete business when he was eight[…]
Share This: Business: Hale Appliance Services. Location: Grass Valley, CA. Interesting Fact about Hale Appliance Services: Both Kara and her husband Aaron were among the top Sears appliance techs in the country before starting their business. Interesting Fact about Kara Hale: Her first car was a fixer-upper that she brought[…]