Mike Volochuk's guest appearances

Mike Volochuk

The Tim Faller Show

Kevin Schultz

Chris Fox

Mike Carey

Ryan Murphy

Kevin O’Connor

Chris Bache

David Cooper

Ben Reynolds

Jack Miller

David Myers

Andy Moore

Jason Wright

John Murphy

Jeremy Kelley

Chris Peterson

OwlTail

Tim Faller

On our third episode, in March of 2018, we talked with Mike Barkhouse from Amsted Design Build about achieving “Zero Punch List” production.We heard from a few listeners about that episode, and the concept of Zero Punch List, so we wanted to revisit it. We are now evangelists pushing to see the term “Punch list” eliminated from the remodeler’s vocabulary.  In a zero punch list scenario, after a project, no items remain to be addressed or “punched” because the items will have been addressed during the project and not at the project’s end.A punch list is so ingrained within the industry that it is tricky to conceive of not having one. Every blog article about working with a contractor says something about that punch list. Usually, “Don’t pay until it is done.”Our guest for this episode is Mike Voloschuk, Production Manager at Hurst Design Build Remodel in Westlake, Ohio. Mike is a member of our Roundtables for Production Managers peer group, and when he mentioned how his firm had adopted the Zero Punch strategy, we invited him to join us and discuss it.Mike has been with Hurst since 2008 and moved from Carpenter to Production Manager.Tim, Steve, and Mike talk more about: Background on Hurst Design Build Remodel (size of projects, type of work, etc.). Why Hurst moved to Zero Punch List production. How Hurst made the transition and how the team reacted and adapted to the change. How Hurst is doing with the new production mindset and how the clients have responded. And more…

On our <a href="https://thetimfallershow.com/ep-03-zero-punch-list-production-with-michael-barkhouse/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">third episode</a>, in March of 2018, we talked with <a href="https://thetimfallershow.com/ep-03-zero-punch-list-production-with-michael-barkhouse/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Mike Barkhouse from Amsted Design Build about achieving “Zero Punch List” production</a>.We heard from a few listeners about that episode, and the concept of Zero Punch List, so we wanted to revisit it. We are now evangelists pushing to see the term “Punch list” eliminated from the remodeler’s vocabulary.  In a zero punch list scenario, after a project, no items remain to be addressed or “punched” because the items will have been addressed during the project and not at the project’s end.A punch list is so ingrained within the industry that it is tricky to conceive of not having one. Every blog article about working with a contractor says something about that punch list. Usually, “Don’t pay until it is done.”Our guest for this episode is Mike Voloschuk, Production Manager at <a href="https://www.hurstremodel.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Hurst Design Build Remodel</a> in Westlake, Ohio. Mike is a member of our <a href="https://remodelersadvantage.com/membership/production-manager-peer-groups/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Roundtables for Production Managers</a> peer group, and when he mentioned how his firm had adopted the Zero Punch strategy, we invited him to join us and discuss it.Mike has been with Hurst since 2008 and moved from Carpenter to Production Manager.Tim, Steve, and Mike talk more about:<ul> <li>Background on Hurst Design Build Remodel (size of projects, type of work, etc.).</li> <li>Why Hurst moved to Zero Punch List production.</li> <li>How Hurst made the transition and how the team reacted and adapted to the change.</li> <li>How Hurst is doing with the new production mindset and how the clients have responded.</li> <li>And more…</li></ul>

Let’s Revisit Zero Punch List Production with Mike Volochuk – [Best of The Tim Faller Show]

On our third episode, back in March of 2018, we talked with Mike Barkhouse from Amsted Design Build about achieving “Zero Punch List” production.We heard from a few listeners about that episode, and the concept of Zero Punch List, so we wanted to revisit it and we are now evangelists in pushing to see the term “Punch list” eliminated from the remodeler’s vocabulary.Punch list is so ingrained within the industry, that it is a tough thing to conceive of not having one. Every blog article written about working with a contractor says something about that punch list. Usually, “Don’t pay until it is done.”Our guest for this episode is Mike Voloschuk, Production Manager at Hurst Design Build Remodel in Westlake, Ohio. Mike is a member of our Roundtables for Production Managers peer group and when he mentioned how his firm had adopted the Zero Punch strategy, we invited him to join us and discuss it.Mike has been with Hurst since 2008 and has moved up from Carpenter to Production Manager over the years.Tim, Steve and Mike talk more about:Background on Hurst Design Build Remodel (size of projects, type of work, etc.).Why Hurst moved to Zero Punch List production.How Hurst made the transition and how the team reacted and adapted to the change.How Hurst is doing with the new production mindset and how the clients have responded.And more… This Episode Brought is Sponsored by LL Flooring		We are excited to welcome LL Flooring as a sponsor for this episode. For over 25 years and with over 400 locations nationwide, they have focused on doing one thing – hard surface flooring – better than anyone else. Check out their website here – LL Flooring

On our <a href="https://thetimfallershow.com/ep-03-zero-punch-list-production-with-michael-barkhouse/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">third episode</a>, back in March of 2018, we talked with <a href="https://thetimfallershow.com/ep-03-zero-punch-list-production-with-michael-barkhouse/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Mike Barkhouse from Amsted Design Build about achieving “Zero Punch List” production</a>.We heard from a few listeners about that episode, and the concept of Zero Punch List, so we wanted to revisit it and we are now evangelists in pushing to see the term “Punch list” eliminated from the remodeler’s vocabulary.Punch list is so ingrained within the industry, that it is a tough thing to conceive of not having one. Every blog article written about working with a contractor says something about that punch list. Usually, “Don’t pay until it is done.”Our guest for this episode is Mike Voloschuk, Production Manager at <a href="https://www.hurstremodel.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Hurst Design Build Remodel</a> in Westlake, Ohio. Mike is a member of our <a href="https://remodelersadvantage.com/membership/production-manager-peer-groups/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Roundtables for Production Managers</a> peer group and when he mentioned how his firm had adopted the Zero Punch strategy, we invited him to join us and discuss it.Mike has been with Hurst since 2008 and has moved up from Carpenter to Production Manager over the years.Tim, Steve and Mike talk more about:<ul><li>Background on Hurst Design Build Remodel (size of projects, type of work, etc.).</li><li>Why Hurst moved to Zero Punch List production.</li><li>How Hurst made the transition and how the team reacted and adapted to the change.</li><li>How Hurst is doing with the new production mindset and how the clients have responded.</li><li>And more…</li></ul> <h2>This Episode Brought is Sponsored by LL Flooring</h2>		 We are excited to welcome LL Flooring as a sponsor for this episode. For over 25 years and with over 400 locations nationwide, they have focused on doing one thing – hard surface flooring – better than anyone else. Check out their website here – <a href="https://www.llflooring.com/pro" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">LL Flooring</a>

Ep.135: Let’s Revisit Zero Punch List Production with Mike Volochuk