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Hosted by ProStruct360 · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 199 episodes
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Join the ProStruct360 team on the Contractor Cuts podcast as we delve into the ins and outs of building and sustaining a thriving contracting business. Gain valuable insights and actionable tips from our experts who have successfully grown their own contracting company from the ground up. Our show is dedicated to helping contractors like you unlock the secrets to increased profitability, efficient organization, and seamless processes within your company. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, our episodes cover key topics essential for your business growth and long-term success. Make the most of your time between job sites by tuning in to our podcast and learn firsthand how to navigate the challenges of the contracting industry. Get ready to transform your business with valuable information that can potentially change the trajectory of your success. Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain the knowledge and strategies
ProStruct360 hosts Contractor Cuts, a business show with 199 episodes published.
Your subs choose you every time they pick up the phone. Some say yes because they want to work with you. Some say yes because they have nothing else. The gap between those two is the difference between a good boss and a
Description: You're selling two products: the kitchen, and the experience of getting the kitchen. The second one is built almost entirely out of work your client never watches you do. In this episode of Contractor Cuts,
Most contractors aren't running bad companies — they're running good ones that have hit a ceiling. The same is true of estimates. Plenty of contractors write a good estimate. Far fewer write a great one. In this 200th ep
Your quote comes in higher than the other guy's, the client balks, and suddenly you're on the defensive. But the price was never the real issue — it's that you're being treated like a vending machine instead of a guide.
A contractor eats a rotted-post surprise, throws in free extras, burns a weekend, and blows his margin to hit a wedding date. The deck gets done. Then the homeowner withholds 25%, demands a discount for "the embarrassmen
Every contractor knows the trap: you pour hours into an estimate, walk the job with your trades, do all the planning — and then lose the bid to a cheaper guy. So where's the line between free work and paid work? In this
You've made it to July — the exact halfway point of the year. So the question is: are you winning? In this episode of Contractor Cuts, Clark and James walk through a halftime reset for your contracting business — the sam
Most contractors live in a state of Thursday-night panic — money flying in and out, never quite sure if there's enough to cover tomorrow. It doesn't have to be that way. In part 2 of this two-part series, Clark and James
The moment you hire your first project manager, you lose control of your money — unless you've built the systems to track it first. In part 1 of this two-part series, Clark and James break down the financial foundation e
Most contractors treat their subs like an Uber driver — squeeze them, burn them, replace them. And then they wonder why their best crews stop picking up the phone. In this episode of Contractor Cuts, Clark and James brea
Last week we showed you why you keep losing money on every job. This week, we show you how to stop it. In part 2 of this two-part series, Clark and James get fully practical — five systems, real language, and the exact p
You finish the job, look at the numbers, and somehow you're $3,000 short of where you thought you'd be. Again. That's scope creep — and it's the biggest hole in most contractors' buckets. In part 1 of this two-part serie
Every contractor knows that guy. The one who always seems to land the good jobs, find the right crews, and dodge the disasters. He's "just lucky" — except he's not. In this episode of Contractor Cuts, Clark and James bre
Description: The site visit isn't a measuring trip — it's a date. And how you run it determines whether you get the signature or get ghosted. In part 2 of this two-part series, Clark and James pick up right where part 1
Most contractors lose jobs before they ever walk on site — and they don't even realize it. In part 1 of this two-part series, Clark and James break down the front half of the sales process: from the first call to the des
Most contractors breathe a sigh of relief when a job wraps up and move on. The ones who are actually growing? They treat the finish line like a launch pad. In this episode of Contractor Cuts, Clark and James break down e
The pre-construction phase doesn't feel urgent — and that's exactly why it wrecks so many jobs. In this episode of Contractor Cuts, Clark and James break down the most important things contractors miss before a job start
Every contractor hits a season where the wheels come off. Maybe you're so slammed you haven't returned a call in three days. Maybe the bids are going out and nothing's coming back. Either way — you're underwater, and the
In this episode of Contractor Cuts , Clark and Grant break down the three hidden ceilings that stop contractors from growing — and exactly how to break through each one. Whether you're: still swinging a hammer stuck in t
In this episode of Contractor Cuts , Clark and James break down Step 6 of The Contractor Operating System: The Hiring Playbook . This is the full HR process for contractors — from defining the role, to finding the right
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Contractor Cuts is hosted by ProStruct360. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 199 episodes.
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