The second step to being your own general contractor is to consult with experts in the field. “You’ve learnt the theory of flight, but that doesn’t make you a pilot yet. Without an instructor showing you the basics of flying, your success rate is low.” Premier’s expert consultants are the instructors. They teach clients everything they need to know and are available nearly any time via FaceTime, WhatsApp, Skype, Facebook Messenger, and Zoom. The third step is accessing trades and supplies at affordable, discounted rates. “Now that you’ve got your flying permit, you need an airplane to fly,” Peter says. To help with that, Premier Quality Renovations introduced their unique ‘Premier Access Card,” which gives holders access to wholesale prices at hundreds of trusted trades and suppliers. “That card allows owners to buy everything they need as if they were a major contractor,” Peter explains. “Clients can save up to 60 per cent on everything reno. That helps take away the worry of costs and gives them more time to focus on what’s important – which is being their own general contractor.” By providing that consulting service and helping owners be their own general contractors, Peter and the rest of the team at Premier Quality Renovations have been able to help a lot of people they otherwise wouldn’t have been able to – and not just in Ontario, but all over the country. In order to help even more people and to expand their reach even further, Premier has also introduced the Premier Certified Contractor (PCC) program. That program THE CONSTRUCTION SOURCE CANADA
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