We found 10 episodes of Hardworking Happy Hour with the tag “construction industry”.
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Episode 115: Is Photography Even Worth It?!
May 20th, 2024 | Season 1 | 55 mins 19 secs
audience perspective, construction industry, fake plants, furniture, high-quality photographs, keywords rain days, lighting, marketing materials, personal stories, pets, photo editing, photography, potential, skid steer, small touches, staging, trade magazines, websites
In this conversation, Catherine and Sean discuss various topics including rain days, Sean's interest in purchasing a skid steer, and Catherine's photo editing process. They also delve into the importance of staging and lighting in photography, and how to capture the best photos of outdoor projects. They emphasize the need to clean and stage the space, consider the lighting conditions, and think about the perspective of the audience. They also discuss the use of fake plants as a way to add flair and create a curated space in photos. In this conversation, Catherine and Sean discuss the importance of staging and photography in the construction industry. They highlight how small touches, such as fake plants and furniture, can make a big impact in showcasing the potential of a space. They also explore the various ways in which high-quality photographs can be used, including in marketing materials, on websites, and in trade magazines. The conversation takes a lighthearted turn as they share personal stories about their pets, including the recent loss of Sean's dog and Catherine's unexpected reunion with her missing cat.
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Episode 110: Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes!
April 8th, 2024 | Season 1 | 1 hr 1 min
acquisition, change, construction industry, craftsmanship, earthquake, efficiency, home depot, keywords rainy weather, monopolies, monopoly, new headquarters, off-site construction, opportunities, pole barn, prefab, prefabrication, quality, srs distribution, srs distributors, waste reduction
In this conversation, Sean and Catherine discuss their week, including the rainy weather and an earthquake. They then shift to talking about Premier's plans to build a new headquarters on his property. After considering a pole barn, Sean decides to go with a prefab option. He explains that the building will be designed and prefabricated off-site, with panels and roof trusses delivered to the site for assembly. This method is expected to save time and make the construction process more efficient. They also briefly discuss Home Depot's acquisition of SRS distributors and the future of construction. The conversation explores the changing landscape of the construction industry, with a focus on the rise of prefabrication and the acquisition of SRS Distribution by Home Depot. The hosts discuss the benefits and drawbacks of prefabrication, including increased efficiency and reduced waste, but also concerns about craftsmanship and quality. They also speculate on Home Depot's strategy and the potential for monopolies in the industry. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about playing Monopoly and the importance of embracing change and seizing opportunities.