I wanted to make a video outlining the absolute basics of how to use AI Because I think a lot of people use the tools, get bad results and make some very basic/fundamental mistakes Simple concepts like model choice, AI hygiene and how to structure prompts can massively increase performance So here it is, a video simple, beginner friendly explanation on AI for contractors

Hey—quick question for the trades. I’m working on something to make getting materials way easier—no running all over town, no guessing if it’s in stock, just order and have it hit your job site when you need it. Before I build it out, I wanna hear it from the people actually doing the work… What’s the most frustrating part about getting your supplies right now? And if there was a faster, more reliable way—would you actually use it? No sales pitch, just trying to build something that’s real and useful.

Im a residential contractor in Atlanta. I’m Working towards scaling my business without killing my self. I have a team of subcontractors that have been working for me for the last 7-10 years. Looking for best practices and ways to scale using AI.

I just got an in-person interview for an entry-level drywall estimator position tomorrow! I'm looking forward to this being my entry into the construction industry. They use PlanSwift software. I'd appreciate any tips and guidance.