If you've been in the roofing business for a while, you may be ready to start taking on bigger commercial roofing jobs. These jobs can be intense but they often have a big payout. Here are some tips to make sure your commercial jobs go off without a hitch.
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Before accepting a job, ensure you know what you're getting into. Don't rush into anything just because you like the number on the check. Go to the site and make sure you can handle the scope of the work and can afford the materials without going bankrupt. Don't be afraid to walk away from something you can't handle.
Since commercial roofing jobs tend to be more intense, you'll want to think about hiring hands to help. Another worker or two may have been enough for residential work, but you'll probably want more if you're roofing large commercial buildings. You may have to pay a bit more in labor, but your client will be happy with the efficient work and will pass on a good word to other business owners.
Using your head is essential to getting you through these bigger jobs. If you remain prudent and use resources to your advantage, you'll continue to grow your roofing business. Maybe soon you'll be supervising even bigger jobs for corporate or even government clients.
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