The Podtrepreneur Podcast Ascend Commercial Builders

There are several different ways to structure the contract for your project. The type of contract largely depends on the complexity of the project as well as preference of the client. Below we’ll briefly discuss the different types of contracts in commercial construction. Commercial construction projects can be structured using different contracts like Design-Bid-Build, Design-Build, or CM (Construction Manager). Each has its own advantages and considerations. Design-Bid-Build fosters competition but lacks transparency, Design-Build offers a faster process but requires trust, and CM provides transparency and reduces design errors. The bidding process varies accordingly, with reliance on plans for Design-Bid-Build, conceptual designs for Design- Build estimates, and a focus on construction fees for CM projects. Understanding the contract structure is vital for accurate bidding and project success.

Here on The Podtrepreneur Podcast, we believe traveling the entrepreneurship road alone can be daunting and difficult, but with the right map and compass you can go anywhere. The Podtrepreneur himself, Tyler Detring, started Ascend Commercial Builders in 2019 with $50 in the bank and is continuing to build a successful team and business. It wasn’t all rainbows and butterflies, there were ups and downs, but those ups and downs are what allowed Tyler to learn a lesson or two; here they are!

Commercial Construction is an umbrella term that encompasses several different types and sizes of projects which infers that construction managers (CMs) can also vary depending on their focus. It’s sometimes referred to as ‘non-residential’ construction because the term ‘commercial construction’ is so broad. Commercial CMs are generally flexible in what they will work on, but you are best served when your CM specializes in your type and size project. And don’t forget, working with a CM whose values are aligned with yours will almost always turn out better if they can service your project. Stay tuned for our next topic...contract structure and its impact.

Here on The Podtrepreneur Podcast, we believe traveling the entrepreneurship road alone can be daunting and difficult, but with the right map and compass you can go anywhere. The Podtrepreneur himself, Tyler Detring, started Ascend Commercial Builders in 2019 with $50 in the bank and is continuing to build a successful team and business. It wasn’t all rainbows and butterflies, there were ups and downs, but those ups and downs are what allowed Tyler to learn a lesson or two; here they are!

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we dive into the differences between commercial and residential construction. In essence, these two different types of construction are very similar, however, they’re different in a handful of key aspects. Contract structure, billing, estimating, and several others are the topics of discussion in this episode.



Here on The Podtrepreneur Podcast, we believe traveling the entrepreneurship road alone can be daunting and difficult, but with the right map and compass you can go anywhere. The Podtrepreneur himself, Tyler Detring, started Ascend Commercial Builders in 2019 with $50 in the bank and is continuing to build a successful team and business. It wasn’t all rainbows and butterflies, there were ups and downs, but those ups and downs are what allowed Tyler to learn a lesson or two; here they are!

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we have a very introspective conversation about commercial real estate, mindset, politics, and personal life with first time guest Nick Lombardi. Not only is Nick a high-level player in the commercial real estate market, he’s also and avid reader of current events, history, and biographies. Combine these elements together and you’ll get a great podcast guest. Who’s watching the watchers?

Connect with Nick:

Frisbie Lombardi(918) 344 - 9904

Here on The Podtrepreneur Podcast, we believe traveling the entrepreneurship road alone can be daunting and difficult, but with the right map and compass you can go anywhere. The Podtrepreneur himself, Tyler Detring, started Ascend Commercial Builders in 2019 with $50 in the bank and is continuing to build a successful team and business. It wasn’t all rainbows and butterflies, there were ups and downs, but those ups and downs are what allowed Tyler to learn a lesson or two; here they are!

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we have an energy filled conversation with Ryan Nanni. Ryan has experience in several different areas and brings a vibrant energy where he goes! We got to chat about college sports, podcasting, and a few other topics you’re going to like!

Ryan on Twitter: @celebrityhottub

Ryan’s podcast: Shutdown Fullcast

Here on The Podtrepreneur Podcast, we believe traveling the entrepreneurship road alone can be daunting and difficult, but with the right map and compass you can go anywhere. The Podtrepreneur himself, Tyler Detring, started Ascend Commercial Builders in 2019 with $50 in the bank and is continuing to build a successful team and business. It wasn’t all rainbows and butterflies, there were ups and downs, but those ups and downs are what allowed Tyler to learn a lesson or two; here they are!

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we’re joined by Zach Harris now with TruCore Investments. Zach has over a decade of experience in commercial real estate on the brokerage and investment sides of the industry. In this chat, he shares his experience with Stan Johnson Company as well as his newest venture – TruCore. Tune in to hear a sharp guy share his story and vision in commercial real estate.

Interested in working with Zach and his team at TruCore? Check them out here:

TruCore Investments - Zach Harris - (918) 706-5557 - zharris@trucoreinvestments.com

Here on The Podtrepreneur Podcast, we believe traveling the entrepreneurship road alone can be daunting and difficult, but with the right map and compass you can go anywhere. The Podtrepreneur himself, Tyler Detring, started Ascend Commercial Builders in 2019 with $50 in the bank and is continuing to build a successful team and business. It wasn’t all rainbows and butterflies, there were ups and downs, but those ups and downs are what allowed Tyler to learn a lesson or two; here they are!