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[@SweatVenture]

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Keep up the good work boys!

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Very nice video and everyone will benefit from watching this video

[@SweatVenture]

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[@mohamedtonsy7020]

I like his story about being only 1 of 2 to go visit the property in person for the quote

[@SweatVenture]

That story explains a lot. Most people are too lazy to get off their backside and go the extra mile for a job.

[@ogin9815]

Never heard the idea of going in the attic as a roofer… smart.

[@RandyMarshUSA]

He’s right. Not enough roofers do this.

[@SweatVenture]

Agreed

[@lovebabyangel1]

You MUST see the site conditions in person BEFORE the job!!

[@SweatVenture]

Agreed!

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Building a brand for any trades business is crucial. You don’t hear this enough.

[@SweatVenture]

100%

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A satellite image is not enough, you gotta see it in person.

[@SweatVenture]

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[@mashudkkk7245]

Tim's advice is worth heeding, as he emphasizes the importance of being cautious when selecting unfamiliar contractors and highlights the potential risks involved. GOOD!!

[@SweatVenture]

Thanks for your input!

[@IrvNgeno]

If you’re not safe as a roofer you’re finished. No questions asked.

[@RandyMarshUSA]

100%

[@SweatVenture]

Well said

[@jhiliksantra-7459]

He’s absolutely right about being in the “owner’s chair.” Well said sir.

[@SweatVenture]

Agreed

[@mimiorbe8273]

In roofing it’s true that new employees tend to embellish their resumes

[@SweatVenture]

This happens in a lot of trades, unfortunately, but, yes, especially in roofing.

[@Alzerav]

This guy is legit AF. Wish more roofers were like him.

[@RandyMarshUSA]

Agreed

[@SweatVenture]

Tim is the real deal.

[@normagutierez4565]

Is it a bad idea to install tile roofs for my clients?

[@SweatVenture]

No, of course it's not a "bad" idea. Tile roofs are still widely used due to their durability, aesthetics, and fire resistance. However, they can be more expensive and heavier (requiring stronger structural support) compared to other roofing materials.

[@darksolstice1754]

So I could work for his roofing business if I’m in Florida?

[@SweatVenture]

If you have a license, yes.

[@myarea3521]

He’s right about the “warranty” for shingles. It just means it will always be a single lol

[@SweatVenture]

Exactly lol

[@AsankaPranando]

What’s the common denominator of all the knowledge in this interview? SEE THE JOBSITE IN PERSON!

[@RandyMarshUSA]

Agreed

[@SweatVenture]

Well said!!!

[@gennadijgrinzevith4780]

One should pay attention to Tim's advice, as he cautions against the potential risks associated with choosing obscure contractors.

[@SweatVenture]

Agreed

[@septratsa55]

Going with the cheapest quote is rarely a good idea!

[@SweatVenture]

Yet, so many people do it.

[@RandyMarshUSA]

Why start a business when you can join his franchise? 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@SweatVenture]

Yes, there is an argument to be made for joining a franchise rather than starting from scratch.