It’s the first day of spring, and Tom Hill is back with Bob the Builder to break down the top five things they did last week—well, at least the three we remembered! Plus, we got a letter from Elon Musk (kind of), so we better deliver!

On this special episode, we sit down with Nick Pennacchio from Stately Stair and Bob “The Builder” from Warner Consulting to discuss the journey of growing a business, overcoming construction hurdles, and navigating the complexities of real estate.

Nick shares his story of expanding Stately Stair, a manufacturing company that specializes in custom staircases, and how he transitioned from a small operation to a 36,000 square foot facility.

In this episode, Bob Warner, owner of Warner Consulting and Construction, LLC, joins us at Strike Zone Studios to discuss the ins and outs of the construction business, economic trends, and how to navigate the challenges of working in today’s complex regulatory environment. We cover everything from handling the impact of tariffs, interest rates, and global events to managing cash flow in the construction industry.

Tom Hill III and Bob Warner sit down with Kevin Taylor, Executive Director of NEST, a nonprofit dedicated to community revitalization, affordable home ownership, and rental housing development in Waterbury, Connecticut.

Kevin shares his journey from studying architecture at Hampton University to leading major development projects, including the $36 million restoration of Waterbury City Hall.

Tom Hill III sits down with Bob Warner from Warner Consulting to discuss a real-life industrial building case study. Bob shares how he helped a business owner overcome construction challenges, obtain a certificate of occupancy, and navigate complex permitting issues.

In this episode, Tom and Bob discuss Bob’s journey in the industry, from residential developments to handling complex commercial and industrial projects.

Learn about Bob’s expertise in navigating the permitting process, managing tenant improvements, and offering expert consulting for construction projects that have gone sideways.