One of the most rewarding experiences of my career as a contractor was the opportunity to help a customer in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. The storm had left widespread destruction in its wake, including significant damage to our customer's home.

When we first met with the customer, it was clear that she was feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. She was worried about how she would be able to rebuild her home and start the process of recovery. 

We worked with her to assess the damage and develop a comprehensive plan for rebuilding her home. We knew that time was of the essence, and we worked tirelessly to get the job done quickly and efficiently. Over the course of the project, we encountered numerous challenges and setbacks, including issues with sourcing materials and navigating the complex process of working with insurance companies. However, we remained committed to our customer and to providing her with the support she needed to get her life back on track.
In the end, our customer was thrilled with the outcome of the project. She was able to rebuild her home and move forward with her life, thanks to the support and guidance we provided. For me, this experience was a powerful reminder of the importance of our work as contractors and the impact we can have on people's lives. It was an honor to be able to help this customer in her time of need, and I will always remember this project as one of the most rewarding of my career.
One year after the renovation was completed, she got diagnosed with cancer. She underwent treatment and beat the disease. When we met for lunch, she told me that because she was in a beautiful home, her recovery was actually quicker because she felt good there. It was a humbling experience to hear that the work we had done for her had not only transformed her home but also positively impacted her life during a difficult time.