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Why You Should Continue to Delight Your Customers
Delighting customers isn’t a one-time tactic. It must be ongoing. When you consistently exceed expectations, you build loyalty, drive referrals, and boost long-term growth.
Four Tactics to Help You Effectively Manage Your Time
Time is your most limited resource. By using focused scheduling, batching similar tasks, limiting distractions, and consistently reviewing how you spend your day, you can use every hour more intentionally and effectively.
The Importance of Customer Satisfaction
Customer satisfaction builds your reputation, fuels word-of-mouth growth, and secures repeat clients. Focus on delivering quality service, meeting deadlines, and staying responsive to keep customers coming back.
Resolution to Improve Green Building Policy Is Passed by Ohio Senate
Ohio passed Resolution SCR 25, changing LEED requirements for new, state-funded education buildings. While construction groups see it as a balanced reform, LEED advocates warn it may favor special interests, and both sides agree it will shift market dynamics in Ohio.
5 Habits That Will Lose Your Customer’s Trust
It’s incredibly important to retain the trust of your customers if you want to keep their business and get additional referrals from them later on.
How to Grow a Construction Business
Growing a construction business is a balancing act. You need enough resources to take on big jobs, but you can’t scale until you master management and specialization. This article shows how focusing on your strengths and using smart tools sets the foundation for sustainable growth.
How to Grow a Roofing Business
Growing a roofing business requires balance. Expand too fast and you risk overextending; move too slowly and you miss opportunity. Focus on strengthening your team, refining operations, and managing time and resources smartly to scale responsibly.
How to Grow a Landscaping Business
Growing a landscaping business means more than adding customers. It requires setting up systems, refining operations, and building a brand that stands out. When you combine smart marketing, efficient scheduling, and quality service, your growth becomes sustainable.
3 Easy Steps to Managing Your Time More Effectively
The ability to manage time effectively is often the difference between having a successful business and owning a failing one.
5 Ways You Can Start Thanking Your Customers
Gratitude shouldn’t be an afterthought. Start with sincere thank-you notes, surprise perks, and consistent check-ins to turn customers into advocates who feel valued every day.
Keeping Your Employees Motivated
Motivation isn’t a one-time push. It demands consistency, communication, and genuine care. This post explores practical ways to keep your team energized, engaged, and focused on long-term success.
5 Reasons Your Company May Be Losing Money
Even strong businesses leak money through poor practices. By improving scheduling, outsourcing selectively, setting clear meeting agendas, sticking to budgets, and using the right tools, you can stop the losses and boost profitability.
Construction Industry Pledges to Hire 100,000 Veterans in Next 5 Years
The construction industry is committing to hire 100,000 veterans over the next five years under the White House’s Joining Forces initiative. With veteran qualities like discipline and integrity, this pledge blends workforce growth with social impact.
How the Right Time Tracking Solution Can Save You Money
The right time tracking system does more than record hours. It helps prevent overpayment, reduces administrative burden, improves project estimates, and ensures labor is applied efficiently.
Management Practices That Increase Employee Productivity
Better management practices drive performance. In this post, you’ll learn how planning, training, performance tracking, and using setbacks as learning tools can help boost productivity across your team.
The Best Ways to Delight Repeat Customers
Repeat customers cost less to serve because you don’t need to acquire them again. But delighting them takes effort: don’t get complacent, remember personal details, treat them with perks, and never rush them. These simple gestures strengthen loyalty.