On Site
On Site
Podcast Description
Welcome to ON SITE—the weekly contractor check-in powered by the Elite Builder Society. Hosted by the #1 contractor coach in North America, this podcast brings real stories, real strategies, and real conversations straight from the job site to your ears.
Each week, we sit down with top educators, service providers, and working contractors to unpack the tools, tactics, and lessons that are shaping the construction industry today. From project wins to problem-solving, AI tools to team dynamics, this is where builders come to stay sharp and stay connected.
Whether you’re already part of the Elite Builder Society or just tuning in to level up, ON SITE is your go-to space to hear what’s working in the field and how to apply it to your own business.
No bullshit. No gimmicks. Just valuable insight you can use right now.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as digital marketing strategies, systematic growth in construction businesses, and the importance of community within the industry, with episodes exploring topics like the impact of AI on marketing and personal stories of transformation among contractor professionals.
Welcome to ON SITE—the weekly contractor check-in powered by the Elite Builder Society. Hosted by the #1 contractor coach in North America, this podcast brings real stories, real strategies, and real conversations straight from the job site to your ears.
Each week, we sit down with top educators, service providers, and working contractors to unpack the tools, tactics, and lessons that are shaping the construction industry today. From project wins to problem-solving, AI tools to team dynamics, this is where builders come to stay sharp and stay connected.
Whether you’re already part of the Elite Builder Society or just tuning in to level up, ON SITE is your go-to space to hear what’s working in the field and how to apply it to your own business.
No bullshit. No gimmicks. Just valuable insight you can use right now.
In Episode 13 of ‘Onsite,’ the host welcomes Greg, a contractor from Abbotsford, BC, who discusses his extensive background in construction. From working with his father’s general contracting business to becoming a confident contractor with a focus on residential and high-performance builds, Greg shares his journey and the challenges faced along the way. He talks about his experience on a 10,000 square foot high-performance home project and the importance of effective marketing to secure future opportunities. The conversation also touches upon the personal aspects of Greg’s life, including his family and early career experiences. The episode emphasizes the need for contractors to continually work on their business, not just in it, and to share their successes to attract new clients.
Chapters
- 00:00 Introduction and Welcome
- 00:40 Meet Greg: Background and Experience
- 01:25 Greg’s Early Career and Lessons Learned
- 02:18 Transition to High-End Residential Projects
- 03:51 Challenges and Rewards of Smaller Projects
- 05:25 Greg’s Time in the Oil Patch
- 07:12 First Industrial Construction Experience
- 13:39 Hazing and Tough Beginnings
- 17:24 Returning to Construction and Family Business
- 23:31 Starting Fresh: Greg’s Own Venture
- 24:30 Family Dynamics and Personal Life
- 26:12 Delivering a Baby at Home
- 27:10 The Role of General Contractors
- 28:08 North Built Construction Projects
- 28:26 Challenges and Successes in High-Performance Builds
- 36:52 Marketing and Business Growth Strategies
- 45:15 Final Thoughts and Future Plans
Connect with Greg Steinbichler
Website: https://northbuiltconstruction.ca/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/north_built_construction/
Connect with Brandon Fuchs
Instagram: www.instagram.com/the_contractorcoach
Join the Elite Builder Society
Website: https://ebsworks.com/
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