In this episode of the Roofing Business Builder Podcast, your host Daniel Lakstins discusses the importance of using the scope of work to close deals in the roofing industry. By identifying and addressing the pain points of building owners through the scope of work, contractors can effectively communicate the value of their services and build trust with potential clients. Daniel shares his own experiences using the scope of work to close deals and offers practical tips for contractors looking to improve their sales process. Tune in to learn how to leverage the scope of work to differentiate your roofing business and win more deals!
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