09 November 2021
Rudolph Edwards: ‘There is no room for error’ in construction business
The Small Business EditionAbout
The Jamaican construction industry continues to be one of the strongest performing sectors, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many have predicted this construction bubble will crash but, according to Rudolph Edwards of R.E. Construction, while he doesn’t see a crash, his company’s model is made to last.
R.E. Construction merges construction and project management to provide value-added services to its clients. The attention to proper planning makes the life of the clients easier, the process simpler, and in many instances, cheaper.
“There is really no room for error,” said the construction boss.
Mr. Edwards said that this client management gives his small business competitive advantage by focusing on design concepts and innovation.
He talks with Impacting Jamaica host Andre Jebbinson how clients can build their home within their financial cap, and finding his niche against the bigger players in the market.
R.E. Construction merges construction and project management to provide value-added services to its clients. The attention to proper planning makes the life of the clients easier, the process simpler, and in many instances, cheaper.
“There is really no room for error,” said the construction boss.
Mr. Edwards said that this client management gives his small business competitive advantage by focusing on design concepts and innovation.
He talks with Impacting Jamaica host Andre Jebbinson how clients can build their home within their financial cap, and finding his niche against the bigger players in the market.