We invited a group of renovators to lunch at Construct Canada to discuss the industry. The following is the first of a multipart series.
Comments posted here, may also appear in the print version of Canadian Contractor Magazine.
Joe — Hi rob
I can't agree more
Us experienced contractors know the real time required to complete a job
I have in...
Denise Power — I am a home owner and have been so for six years, when we bought our home we had two...
Alec Caldwell — On that article in the Toronto Star Business section on Monday 13, 2013. The spin doctors said:
"there are almost 300,000...
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Eddy
January 16, 2012
Hi Robert:
Do you actually believe what these two guys are saying? … this is not what the reno advantage program is all about, …. that some contractors are looking at it as a buying group is another story
Robert Koci
January 16, 2012
Eddy:
When you write, “reno advantage,” are you referring to Renovantage? I know something of its intent and if Todd and Mark are using it to help them educate their clients, I think it fits Renovantage’s intentions, certainly. But I’ll ask Mike Draper, who is one of Renovantage’s coaches, to respond.
Mike Draper
January 17, 2012
Eddy and Robert, Educating the homeowner so that they can make an informed decision on which contractor is best for them is key to the Renovantage Program. Hiring a contractor that a homeowner can trust is one of the most important aspects in the decision to renovate. We bring that trust to the homeowner and the Certified Renovantage Contractors.