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Tips for running a more profitable General Contracting business. Run a lean crew and find ways to mitigate costs. Take this driveway job for example. We charged the customer $29,000 and explained excavation, aggregate, and forms would cost roughly $20,000. Then, we simply didn’t excavate, use aggregate, or forms....

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