About this episode
The guys dig into the real split between self-performing and running a GC outfit and what actually moves a build when design runs headfirst into the schedule. From Bugatti-level brand lessons to field fixes (bracing, factory edges, install expectations), this one's about picking a lane and building like you mean it.
Show Notes:
Anderson Windows and Big Doors Promotion (0:00)
Builder Trend and Client Management (2:13)
Harnish Workwear and Personal Experiences (3:47)
Self-Performing vs. General Contractor (5:42)
Building the Bugatti of Homes (8:50)
Balancing Hands-On Work and Management (17:58)
Efficiency and Learning from Mistakes (19:56)
Project Management and Communication (39:46)
Balancing Quality and Efficiency (47:50)
Personal Reflections and Future Goals (52:01)
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