📌 Do you wonder why your construction projects struggle to make money and your company is always in the red?
💩 Could it be that your estimating strategy consists of throwing a bunch of line items against the wall and hoping they stick?
😡 Poorly written estimates lead to all kinds of issues including low profits, stressed out production teams, unhappy customers and under-performing organizations.
Stop the madness.🎯 I believe my new book,
Be Intentional: Estimating will help you and your team develop a better plan for approaching estimating and achieving your goals. You are closer than you think. Stop weighing yourself down. Stop stunting your profits. Intentionally develop your processes.
Do yourself and your team a favor and give my book a read. It's priced to be accessible and packed with value!📲 Available in Kindle and paperback - thedyojo.com/book1
🧠 Develop the right mindset and habits to help you and your team succeed with estimating insurance claims.
Reader feedback skilled trades professionals:“This book will help simplify claims understanding and improve even the most seasoned veteran in claims handling.” - Tye Panzone, an industry professional who has helped build a local company in Washington into a perennial leader for customer satisfaction and Contractor Connection awards.
Telling the story of the loss leads to:- ☎️ Better communication with insurance carriers
- 📝 Better scope discussions with claims adjusters
- 🏡 Better outcomes for construction clients
- 🛠 Better (clearer) production process
- 💰 Leading to better profitability for contractors.
“I can’t believe I’m learning learning estimating tips from a restoration contractor.” - Christopher Stanley of IA Path who mentors insurance adjusters and has written 9 books himself. "This book will give you a solid mindset about writing property estimates. As a mentor of insurance adjusters much of this book is applicable to adjusters as well as contractors. This book is well written and entertaining.”
This book will help all parties arrive at better outcomes through better communication in the claims process. My goals with this book, as with The DYOJO Podcast, is to help you shorten your DANG learning curve for professional development. www.thedyojo.com/book1
About The Author:Jon Isaacson,
The Intentional Restorer, is an author and host of The DYOJO Podcast.
Jon speaks, writes, and coaches through his organization
The DYOJO helping the skilled trades to shorten their DANG learning curve for personal and professional development.
Jon recently published two books, Be Intentional: Estimating and Be Intentional: Culture which is a collaborative work reviewing how small things enhance or undermine your efforts to build a strong workplace culture.
