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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2025 · 36 MIN

Part 4: Construction Execution |The K Cup Episode 19

from The K Cup · host Joe Nortrup & Jon Kelly

Send a textIn this episode/Part 4 we finally make it to the construction phase of the project. Jon & Joe discuss key elements to mobilizing and executing the project in the field. Don't miss the key insights into what it means to be a general contractor and what is required when taking a project to this critical phase of the actual construction process.Chapters00:00:04 Jon Is Cutting Up!00:00:42 Jon Has His Own Idea for the Intro00:00:50 Joe Tells Jon Not to Quit His Day Job00:01:51 Jon Talks About Mobilization - Scheduling & Coordination00:04:52 Jon Explains the Importance of Discussing the Schedule With the Project Owner00:07:01 Jon Explains handling Weather Contingencies00:10:44 The Construction Commencement Phase00:11:07 Jon Discusses the Importance and Value of the Pre-Construction Meeting00:12:48 Safety Protocol On the Job00:15:51 Quality Control Explained00:17:42 The Importance of Managing Client Expectations During Construction00:21:41 Project Management During the Construction Process00:24:22 The change Order Process Once Work Commences00:27:19 Punch List Management00:29:39 Handling Unexpected Issues & Delays00:36:25 Jon Tells Joe It Took Him a While to "Put the Icing" On This EpisodeHashtags#generalcontractorsbatonrouge #theKCupPodcast #constructionpodcast #howto #business #KellyConstructionGroup #Louisiana #commercialconstruction #contractor #building #buildingdesign #architecture #designbuild #AIA #commercialrealestate #commerciallending #creprofessionals #developers #CREinvestors #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #businessstrategy #collaboration #collaborativebusinessecosystem #essentialnetworkingsystem #collaborativeconsumerengagement #prominentpersonofimpact #buildyourbrand #brand Keywords general contractors baton rouge, commercial construction, business strategy, business, start a business, start your own company, start a construction company, builder insights, contractor insights, contracting business, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, commercial construction industry, architecture, commercial real estate, commercial lending, brand buildingTakeaways* Figure out that Jon & Joe like to cut up at the beginning and end of each episode* Learn critical path elements that have to be addressed and managed when the time comes to actually begin the construction process.* Learn the importance of the pre-construction meeting.* Learn how vital it is to be managing the project owners expectations through out the entire process but especially once construction begins.* Learn how weather, change orders, and unexpected delays are typically part of every project and what makes the difference in how they impact your project is how well they are managed.

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Send a text In this episode/Part 4 we finally make it to the construction phase of the project. Jon & Joe discuss key elements to mobilizing and executing the project in the field. Don't miss the key insights into what it means to be a general contractor and what is required when taking a project to this critical phase of the actual construction process. Chapters 00:00:04 Jon Is Cutting Up! 00:00:42 Jon Has His Own Idea for the Intro 00:00:50 Joe Tells Jon Not to Quit His Day Job 00:01:5...

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