When Is a Job Complete?

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When Is a Job Complete?

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Travis discusses the importance of completing a construction project fully. including cleaning up the site of any trash or debris. There's nothing more frustrating than unfinished work on a projects, such as leftover paint buckets and trim cut offs. He stresses the importance of holding contractors accountable for completing their work to a high standard, rather than leaving it incomplete. Travis reminds anyone working on a job site to consider how they would want their own property treated when completing a construction project.