The Quality Installation Conundrum with Brian Feenie

[@DavidKane-j5u]

acca industry standards

[@mel904]

The car industry would have to be the worst industry to be compared to. Just saying.

[@paulgaras2606]

Yeah I have like 4 co-workers that left the auto industry because it’s very challenging to make a living fixing cars. Which is ironic since a new vehicle can cost 2-3x what a new ac unit will cost. It’s not the technology per se, just that the technology and industry norms have been leveraged to make workers less valuable.

[@InsideOfMyOwnMind]

Perhaps a question to ask would be which of these industries is more starved for good techs and why?

[@thecurious6721]

Unfortunately, quality installation is contrary to the business goal - making profit. I would say it is for non-profit organizations. Ugly truth. 😁

[@Ryan-RM]

Very sad. This is why customers rarely trust contractors.

[@thecurious6721]

@Ryan-RM that is the reality of life. Customers prefer price over quality, and contractors have to respond accordingly in order to stay in business. So, there is a mutual lack of trust 😁

[@RG-ue9qu]

Put it on a tee for me. Thanks. 😊

[@Ryan-RM]

@@thecurious6721You can still deliver quality installations and service and charge the customer. Plenty of companies out in my area that charge high prices and deliver high quality and the value they said they would. The issue is all the other low quality contractors that “guarantee” the same quality and value delivery with equally high prices and don’t actually deliver. Hence the customer’s distrust as they have hard time telling who’s telling the truth so to speak. I hear you, but contractors control the quality they deliver. No one forces them to do bad work, that’s a choice.

[@Jordan__Sloan]

Thats why we work for people with money

[@R290s_biggest_fan]

This, i believe is the worst video on this channel.

[@jacobboeschen6391]

Why's that? I don't necessarily disagree, I'm just curious as to why you believe that to be true.