same page.” Brandy compiles a “site binder” for each job that includes project details like pictures, diagrams, drawings, and cut sheets. “Everybody has all the information that they could possibly need in the project space. They don’t have to go to their phone, they don’t have to go see something online. It’s all there. They can flip through the book. It’s usually got tabs that annotate the kitchen, the bathroom, the flooring, and the paint colors. Making sure that everybody has access to the resource is powerful and our trades seem to really appreciate that.” Trades working with Wood Be Art also enjoy special perks during projects and when they’re completed. Brandy brings coffee to the worksite and gives gift cards or a bottle of wine to the workers at the conclusion of a job. She says it’s a way of saying, “Thank you for all the work that you do and see you on the next project.” Brandy also hosts the podcast ‘All Things Renovation,’ which is designed to help listeners take a confident role in their next home renovation project. She says she started the podcast a number of years ago “to educate clients and the general population about renovation so they don’t end up having a bad experience.” Topics discussed on ‘All things Renovation’ include how to hire a contractor, the ins and outs of kitchen and bathroom design, and the value and importance of women in trades. For more on the podcast, including how to listen, visit https://www. allthingsrenovation.com/. Brandy is also working to THE CONSTRUCTION SOURCE CANADA
RkJQdWJsaXNoZXIy OTYzNTg=