EP 05: Outsource your estimating feat. Nicholas Chiselett

Discover how to outsource your estimations when building Every day, hordes of construction managers across the country make mistakes that cost their company money. Some are so bad you probably wouldn't believe they were real. Fortunately for you, most of these mistakes are easily avoidable. The truth is, construction estimating isn't rocket science; though it requires knowledge and experience of some parts of it. It likewise requires a keen attention to detail as well as a dash of common sense when it comes to construction estimating software. Today, we are talking with Nicholas Chiselett, a perpetual dot-joiner who is passionate about waste reduction and who loves to bring teams together to tackle challenges and achieve the larger vision. In this episode, you will learn how their amazing software works and how it helps the construction industry streamline their estimation. In this episode, you will: Listen to how Nicholas Chiselett helps clients with waste minimisation and streamlines their estimation and ordering processes in the construction industry Learn how music led him to a career as a building estimator Hear how he discovers his passion for finding ways to minimise waste Learn the different ways of estimating using a system Discover the common mistakes that builders make when doing their estimations Listen to the service offered and the process involved for you as a builder Understand the techniques on how to save 80% of your time in the building industry Learn how their software can integrate with different systems Hear us discuss the time you can save by using their software Discover a product called Metro Mac, which is great for landscaping and aerial imagery All this and more, on this week's episode of THE TOOLSHED. Join the toolshed - thetoolshedpodcast.com Stay tuned next week when we going to cover On Site Health & Safety Made Simple with Luke Williams. So, don't forget to subscribe to the show to get that episode as soon it gets released. Until then, stay healthy.