Shayne Glass

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667 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard Apr 2025

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Builders, Budgets, and Beers · How Multi-Entity Builders Stay on Top of Every Dollar with Shayne Glass · 9 Apr 2025 podcast

Yeah, and it's a struggle because for us, our companies are different in what they're doing, but they're also different in where they're at with respect to need for cost tracking.

So we have some of our most profitable projects run through prefab, and they have cost codes in place.

They're not super detailed, but they're good enough that we can tell where and how we may be

did good, didn't do well.

Um, we can recognize over time gain and fade in certain areas or cost buckets.

And so then, um, they're effective, you know, and, and then we have premier to the point where we need more detail.

Um, but it's hard because you gotta, everything's a sacrifice.

So you're, you're, you're always paying.

It seems like there's a trade off with paying for information because, um,

Let's say labor, for example.

So we go back to the gravel example.

Well, now I have, depending on how detailed my cost codes are, I have employee one, we'll just say, that's out there helping put the gravel into the foundation.

And then he's also over there running the equipment, leveling out for the driveway.

It's like, do we expect him then to just stop what you're doing, change your cost code,

And now you're on driveway labor.

And yes, like some places will like that's a thing or they're big enough on a large commercial project that the driveway is so huge that that's a multi-week thing.

You know, when you're talking about commercial excavation, it'd be probably parking lot versus driveway.

But yeah, it's there's always a trade off.

But the tools you have to make sure you have the tools in place to do it.

And that's where I feel pretty comfortable at this point.

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