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Moving to Commerical Construction

Moving to Commercial Construction by Stephen S. Saucerman. Publisher: Craftsman Book Company. Written as a guideline for residential contractors considering the move to commercial construction. Covers a tremendous amount of information!

Commercial construction work is usually larger than residential, the payoff is better and you donโ€™t have to deal with homeowners. But commercial jobs have risks of their own, and if you are not careful you can lose your shirt. If youโ€™ve been thinking of taking on more commercial jobs, you should have the information in this new book. It offers the general contractor, subcontractor, and designer some step-by-step methods to making the move to from residential to commercial construction a successful one. Covers finding commercial work, compiling and estimate and presenting a bid, getting through the submittal and shop drawing process, working with owners, architects and subs, and controlling your costs and insuring profit.

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