Why Subcontractor Relationships Matter | Jordan Coleman, Genova Construction | Episode #10

Brick by Brick Podcast

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In this episode, Tyler Webster, CEO of Old Mill Building Products, sits down with Jordan Coleman, Vice President of Genova Construction in Utah, to talk about leadership in construction and the importance of strong relationships with the people who actually build the projects, the subcontractors. Jordan plays a key role in overseeing operations, managing teams, and helping guide the growth of Genova Construction across the Utah market. In this conversation, he shares insights on leading construction teams, navigating complex projects, and maintaining quality while scaling a growing company. Tyler and Jordan discuss the challenges and opportunities in the construction industry today, the importance of strong leadership and communication on job sites, and how construction companies continue to evolve as demand and technology change. Jordan shares why one of the most important parts of his role is listening to and learning from the trades on the job site. From electricians and framers to finish carpenters and concrete crews, Jordan believes the best builders respect the expertise of the subcontractors who bring projects to life. Tyler and Jordan discuss the importance of communication, trust, and collaboration between general contractors and their trade partners, and how those relationships ultimately lead to better projects, stronger teams, and long-term success in construction. If you’re in the construction industry or interested in how great projects come together, this conversation highlights why respecting the trades and building strong partnerships is one of the most important ingredients for success. In this episode: • Jordan Coleman’s role as VP of Genova Construction Utah • Why subcontractor relationships are critical to successful projects • The value of listening to the trades on the job site • Building trust and communication between contractors and subs • Leadership lessons from managing complex construction projects Subscribe for more conversations with builders, entrepreneurs, and leaders shaping the future of construction.