Lyt til It Happened On The Job

This episode's guest: Marc Revetta of Marc Revetta Construction. You can find them on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/MarcRevettaConstruction], Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/marcrevettaconstruction/?hl=en], and LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/marc-revetta-b83a2510]. Today, Brian is joined by Marc Revetta, President, Owner, and Founder of Marc Revetta Construction. Working for a gas station in high school, Marc went to work for his buddy's uncle in construction. Instantly falling in love with the idea of building and the freedom to work outside on a daily basis, he opted to leave everyone else's dream for him of being a firefighter and go into construction. Initially pulling nails out of wood, he was trained to be a framer. Coupling the pressure of getting projects done quickly and fighting a massive fear of heights, Marc had some decisions to make - to succumb to that fear or push forward with his new passion. Fast forward a few years later and after working for several companies, Marc finally stepped out on how own starting Marc Revetta Construction. If you've got the itch to jump into construction but aren't sure how to get started, this is your episode! Huge shoutout to Marc for joining the show!

This episode's guest: Margaret Totty of Los Angeles Housing Compliance [https://www.lahousingcompliance.org/]. You can also find them on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/lahousingcompliance], Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/lahousingcompliance/], and LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/company/los-angeles-housing-compliance/]. Mike and Brian are joined by Margaret Totty, President of Los Angeles Housing Compliance. In Las Vegas at 20 years old, she went to work for a General Contractor specializing in restoration working as an administrative assistant and receptionist. Eventually making her way to Los Angeles, Margaret went to work for a large General Contractor and found a role that suited her perfectly - finding jobs for others. Now, as the founder and President of Los Angeles Housing Compliance, their mission is to do just that - foster hiring and job opportunities for those local to the job site by creating a bridge between the local community and the contractors coming in to do the work. Not only that, their job candidates are already coming from groups and schools that teach the trades as well as getting them physically fit for the contracting job they're training for. In essence, they're turning around entire communities and all within the construction space!

This episode's guest: Nadine Weiss of Complete Demolition, Inc [https://www.completedemolition.net/]. You can find them on LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/company/complete-demolition-inc/] and Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/interiorremovalsocal/]. You can also contact Nadine on her LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/nadine-weiss-757885b8/] page. Mike and Brian are joined by Nadine Weiss, President of Complete Demolition, Inc. With a successful background in sales and business, Nadine was asked by her father to help an ailing demolition side business he had started years prior. Now, four years after she took the reins of the company, she's increased Complete Demolition's revenue tenfold... that's 1000% sales growth in four years! How did she do it? Well... here's a teaser - she put safety as the top priority. She learned the demolition trade, and she learned it well. She hired a competent and hardworking office staff. And so much more. This is the construction business version of Extreme Makeover!

This episode's guest: Kirk Page of KPS Alarms and KPS Fire Sprinklers [https://kpsalarms.com/]. You can find them on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/KPSAlarms/], Twitter [https://twitter.com/KPSAlarms?lang=en], YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQLWdraslxVyCzPFmRYTpHw], Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/kpsalarms/?hl=en], LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/company/kps-alarms-inc.-d-b-a-kps-powerhome-&-kps-fire-sprinklers-inc./], and Yelp [https://www.yelp.com/biz/kps-alarms-ontario]. Mike and Brian are joined by Kirk Page, President of KPS Alarms and KPS Fire Sprinklers. Talk about a seminar on leadership, if you're a contractor and you run a business, or you want to run a business, or you've been thinking about it... this is your episode. With the motto of "Love for Customers, Love for Team, Love for Profit", KPS has found a deeper calling beyond just installing alarms, home theaters, and fire sprinklers systems. They've tapped into a deeper desire to find purpose in the business, with their customers, and in their daily actions. Now with 200 concurrent projects and 3 locations in Southern and Northern California, that desire to tap into their deeper calling is translating to massive sales and profit. So, again, if you're looking for success, you're probably looking for the wrong thing. Focus on your purpose, lead others well with grace and truth, and the rest will follow.

This episode's guest: Steve Paxton of Astro Sheet Metal Co, Inc. [https://www.astrosheetmetal.com/] You can also find them on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/astrosheetmetal/] and LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/company/astro-sheet-metal-co-inc./]. Mike and Brian are joined by Steve Paxton, President of Astro Sheet Metal Co, Inc. Now president of the company, Steve is the grandson of the original founder, John Paxton, and grew up running the halls of the original building where they began in 1967. Now, leading the third generation, as well as a host of employees, Steve and their leadership team have made sure that Astro Sheet Metal is well positioned for the future with legacy in mind. Their focus as a company - custom metal fabrication for large commercial projects in the Dallas area. If you're interested in learning about building a legacy for future generations while doing what you love, this is for sure your episode!