Wind Mitigation

Yes I have, as I honestly believe you have some good ideas.

The only problem is that those who need it cannot afford it and are not likely to go into debt to try to get discounts.

Many that it affects do NOT look at the long term picture.

Another problem would be getting the message out to them.
I doubt a great many here would be sending me their clients.

Heck if you can sell them I can get them done :slight_smile:

The only thing is it would have to be fairly profitable to make it worth everyones time.

You, me and the folks who would perform the work.

Trying to get that amount of profit from a job now days is quite tough.

Just throwing it out there anyone who has any money making ideas that could include me feel free to contact me any time.

I may not always get involved but I will always listen to the offer or plan.

One thing anyone who has dealt with me will attest to is I do what I say and a deal is a deal.

Eric and I have both suggested that with your stucco experience and license this is the way to go for you. Why the negativity, get the word out through insurance companies and agents. I am not suggesting you should do it yourself, hire a crew. That’s what contractors do they supervise.

They can’t afford the insurance payments either, this benefits them financially through reductions in recurring costs and by reducing the risk of loss of property. Go for it. Stop throwing up roadblocks in your own path. Make it profitable by pricing the job correctly for a job done right. People are always willing to pay for quality.

Hey I’am in.

You sell them. I have them done :slight_smile: Money for all :smiley:
Matter of fact I offer the same deal to any InterNACHI member.

I trust everyone.
Until I get screwed. Then it only happens once.

I think the hard part would be selling them :slight_smile:

Just curious, as I am not sure but would anything have to be done on true gables?
Sometimes they are roofs sometimes they are walls :frowning:

Would anything need to be done on a typical gable where the wood sits on the block?

That is the hard part.

Now most peoples ideas of what a fair profit differ greatly between provider and client.

It seems only those who are currently not having any financial difficulties and those who are not scared to death of the future are willing to pay for quality.

When times are tough very often people MUST go with the cheapest immediate solution to their issues.

Back in the day I was never the cheapest at anything but I always had work because folks knew I would do what I said when I said I would.

Price was much less important than the quality and service because everyone, big companies and individual home owners just kept the tab going.

Values were constantly rising and rates were good so folks just paid it out in the long run.

Times are not like they used to be.

Many are forced to live on what they currently have and not off of credit backed by over inflated home values.

Check your e mail.

What’s a Gable?

Is Gable on the form?

No nothing you do to a gable will increase or affect a discount, but, there is a prescribed methodology for reinforcement of the gables and if they want to pay for it then you could do it. YOU SELL IT, YOU DO IT WHAT AM I YOUR’E MOMMA? :roll:

Just making an offer as it is partially your idea and I would gladly share the profits in a mutually beneficial arrangement :

Eric,
I just heard the beep and will read it now :slight_smile: Thanks.

Eric,
Thanks I really do appreciate that. Even if I do not ever do it the information is awesome to pass along to clients.

Thanks again.

I am leaving to celebrate my little ones birthday now the big 6.
Mexican food with a bunch of giggly women :slight_smile:

I’ll catch you all latter :slight_smile:

No problem! I hope you consider it, as if marketed correctly, you could make quite a good living, just inspecting your crews work.