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The 7 Deadly Sins of Building a Contractor Business
Letter From a Contractor’s Son
What makes the difference between contracting companies
that thrive and those that struggle and ultimately shut their
doors?
What are the common mistakes made over and over again by
good contractors – the things that trip them up, stall growth,
and kill profits?
How can a contractor who works long, hard hours every day
doing quality work go from just turning a wrench, fitting a
pipe, or running electrical cable to actually having a business
that works without him?
These are the questions that Karan Dhillon, The Contractors’
Coach, has helped so many contractors just like you answer
over the last six years – answers that for many of these
contractors have meant: more business, more profits, and
finally getting the quality of life that owning a successful
business can afford.
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By Karan Dhillon, The Contractors' Coach
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The 7 Deadly Sins of Building a Contractor Business
Letter From a Contractor’s Son
What makes the difference between contracting companies
that thrive and those that struggle and ultimately shut their
doors?
What are the common mistakes made over and over again by
good contractors – the things that trip them up, stall growth,
and kill profits?
How can a contractor who works long, hard hours every day
doing quality work go from just turning a wrench, fitting a
pipe, or running electrical cable to actually having a business
that works without him?
These are the questions that Karan Dhillon, The Contractors’
Coach, has helped so many contractors just like you answer
over the last six years – answers that for many of these
contractors have meant: more business, more profits, and
finally getting the quality of life that owning a successful
business can afford.