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Helen Yrmom15d ago
I spent years in sales and project management in the construction industry and eventually became a contractor myself specializing in interior and exterior stone design. It took years to build relationships with architects, tradesmen, sub-contractors and other interior designers who frequently refer me or bring me into their projects. I specialize in high-end specialized stone projects like fireplaces, bookmatched marble, statues, restorations, fountains, culverts, stuff that not many people know how to tackle. I prefer that to tile and marble jobs like kitchens and bathrooms which I find tedious and boring. I would credit finding a niche and building a reputation and forming strong relationships in my field as my edge. I am still building my business model and see it changing and expanding which I will talk about here in the future. Thanks for asking!
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Benking15d ago
What an incredible journey 👏 You can really tell this wasn’t built overnight. Years of putting in the work, building trust, forming real relationships and most importantly, finding that niche most people don’t have the skill or patience to pursue. Specialized stonework like custom fireplaces, bookmatched marble, restorations, sculptures… that’s artistry. That’s legacy work. It’s so different from repetitive kitchen and bathroom jobs. You chose craftsmanship over convenience and that says a lot. Honestly, your real asset isn’t just your skill with stone, it’s the reputation and relationships you’ve built over time. That kind of trust can’t be bought. I’m genuinely excited to hear how your business model evolves from here. Sounds like you’re building something long-term and meaningful. Respect. Keep going. 🫂🧡🫵🏽
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Bray15d ago
What about structural masonry? Do you have any of those kinds of jobs where the walls are entirely made of brick or stone? Or is that just too expensive these days?
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negr015d ago
Que bueno no sabia que habías hecho todo eso
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Eric FJ 🪬⚡️14d ago
Noted…
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No Good Kid14d ago
What did the shift from project management to stone design look like? Were you already doing design work before your years in sales and management? Thank you for sharing!
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Pinguimdarelva⚡11d ago
GM 👀🇧🇷🤙
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Diyana6h ago
I love that you e discovered your niche and that you love it.
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RRand6h ago
circular staircases? hoping 4 a yes/gOOd deal Helennostr: @Helen Yrmom
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