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Keep a job site clean for best results
You only get one chance to make a first impression. While this is a familiar and seemingly obvious statement, think of the times you have walked into a store, dental office or restaurant and the …- Gary Kadlec -
How to save money by working on a clean construction site?
I have never had a builder tell me precisely how much money is spent on cleaning up the jobsite but all admit to paying "quite a bit" because they send a crew out periodically. Flooring subs admit …- Gary Kadlec -
Homeowners deserve clean building sites
Henry Ford said, "Quality means doing it right when no one is looking." I think that says it all. When a builder has a home under construction, the homeowner doesn't know half of what goes on at the …- Gary Kadlec -
A clean job site is green business
Keeping a residential job site clean is simply good business. There's the old saying "If there's not enough time to do it right the first time, there's certainly not enough time to do it twice …- Gary Kadlec -
Keep it simple, keep it clean
We've been talking about the importance of a clean residential construction site. For a green home it's vital, and it makes sense for any construction project. Every day I see workers track in mud …- Gary Kadlec -
A green house deserves a green job site
I am often asked why a residential job site should be kept clean. What's in it for the contractor and the homeowner? The challenge in answering that is quantifying the benefits in specific dollars …- Gary Kadlec
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Gary Kadlec
During his sales and marketing career in the insurance business, Gary was fascinated with the construction business and spent untold off hours visiting jobsites. It was obvious how much filth was remaining on the typical jobsite.
When he retired from insurance he developed and launched recyclable and reusable protective products specifically aimed at subfloors. He is now a passionate advocate for the importance and benefits of cleanliness for homeowners, builders and contractors.
