ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Join us for this insightful conversation with Ed Earl, the Zen Builder, as we explore why residential construction projects can be so emotional and the role of project management and owner's representation in creating beautiful homes that meet the needs of homeowners. Ed and Curtis share their insights into the challenges that homeowners and builders face during these projects, including stress, and decision-making. They explore the importance of trust in the process and of course discuss the season's theme of costs, including what drives the costs of project management.
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