Industry-Specific Consulting
Trades and contractor consulting
Trades and contractor consulting sits in our Industry-Specific Consulting practice. You get a specific recommendation you can act on, with the reasoning shown, rather than a deck that restates what you already told us.
How it works
- Describe the job. Tell us what's broken or what you need built. Screenshots and links welcome.
- Review the estimate. See the expected hours, scope, assumptions, exclusions, and $95 service-hour value before work starts.
- Delivered to the approved scope. You get the agreed deliverable and a walkthrough. Report a validated scope issue within 30 days and we correct that delivered scope without deducting more credits.
Related in Industry-Specific Consulting
Trades and contractor consulting: what people ask for
Requests from the HanDI catalog that this covers, with the hours each usually takes.
Create a one-page brand guide.
The one-pager a contractor or printer needs: logo, colors, fonts, and the basic rules.
Build a local contractor website.
A contractor site built around service areas, proof of work and getting the call.
Build a gated-resource page.
A gated page that trades a resource for contact details, wired to your list.
Common questions
Trades and contractor consulting: how much does it cost?
It is quoted as an hour estimate at $95 a service hour, and you see the number before any work starts. Jobs of this type on HanDI typically land at $285 to $1330. If the work comes in under the estimate you are not charged for hours nobody worked.
Trades and contractor consulting: how long does it take?
3 to 14 hours of work is typical, scheduled once you approve the estimate. If the job turns out to need more than that, we stop and tell you what we found and what it adds before carrying on.
Trades and contractor consulting: what do you need from me to start?
What your business does, the specific problem, and any tools or systems already in place.
Trades and contractor consulting: get an estimate
Tell us what’s wrong. We’ll reply with what it takes and an estimate before any work starts.