A Mix That Works
Venturing out pays off for East Brunswick Contractor
“We get in-and-get-out very quickly with proper town permits,” said Flood. “And I always tell them to get multiple estimates to choose from.”
Take one category — home rehabs and or flipping–which Property Management General Contracting does its share of. These clients typically buy properties to either rent or re-sell, so, staying within budget is key for this category. As always, Flood explained that his crews finish these jobs quickly and professionally, citing a couple of recent rehab jobs completed by Property Management General Contracting in Old Bridge, New Jersey.
“I have six subcontractors on any given job at any time,” added Flood, citing electricians and HVAC crews, among many others.
— Jimmy Flood, Owner of Property management General Contracting
Construction of Deck
Residential and Commercial Contracting
“High-end clients will sell their homes many years down the road. They do things only once – they don’t do things twice, so they need a contractor with a stellar reputation”.
— Jimmy Flood, Owner of Property management General Contracting
Referrals keep us in Business
“People don’t know who to trust anymore. People are afraid of contractors unless they get a referral.”
Though Flood said he’s had success with Social Media, he credits positive “word of mouth” in building a network of happy customers over the years.
“It’s all word of mouth; it’s all referrals; it’s all jobs that I’ve done for clients – that’s how I keep moving!”