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Contractor Therapy Podcast
Contractor Therapy Podcast episodes
- ContractorTherapy: The Four Dirty Words Of Home Improvement
They aren't filthy, but they could cause you a filthy amount of money!
38 min - ContractorTherapy: Next Level Questions For Contractors
Impress your potential contractor by asking them the exact questions you need answered.
31 min - Contractor Therapy: How To Fire Your Contractor
It's not me, it's you ... In this week's episode, Adam Helfman gives you the scenarios and tips to make this situation as painless as possible.
34 min - ContractorTherapy: Did Google Ruin The Home Improvement Business?
This week, Adam Helfman dives into D.I.Y., deception, and more!
30 min - ContractorTherapy: The Dreaded Change Order
On any home improvement project, the change order can be your best friend or worst enemy. Adam Helfman breaks it down here from a contractor's perspective.
34 min - ContractorTherapy: The Biggest Lies In Home Improvement
Adam Helfman brings you tales from the world of contractors ... In this episode we learn about the biggest lies told in the world of home improvement.
35 min - Contractor Therapy With Adam Helfman: April 20, 2020
Ride along with Adam Helfman as he tells hilarious tales of life as a contractor.
34 min - Contractor Therapy: Horror Stories From The Field
Think your remodel was a headache? Keep listening ...
19 min
About Contractor Therapy Podcast
From the publisher's feed
Contactor Therapy is a 40-50 minute recorded podcast that focuses on real-life anecdotes of home improvements gone wrong. The show is hosted by Adam Helfman, a 30-year veteran in home renovation and contracting, who will provide his unique stories and insights. Each episode is themed around a particular subject such as “How Homeowners Sabotage their Home Renovation.”
The anecdotes told on the show by both Adam and his guests will be madcap in tone and focus on absurd, outlandish, amusing, and humorous events that have happened on real job sites. They will revolve around the absolute worst-case, real-life scenarios in home improvement. To facilitate this, the show will be slightly edgier in tone than a typical broadcast radio program.