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I know of a guy who makes kitchens. Works three or four days a week, clears 300-500k a year. But he’s a business - decades of experience and contacts and happy
by FredPret 4y ago
I know of a guy who makes kitchens. Works three or four days a week, clears 300-500k a year.
But he’s a business - decades of experience and contacts and happy referring customers, a lot of money invested in equipment, and big upfront investment in materials for each job.
- theshrike79 4y agoLooking at the current trend of completely unacceptably shitty work in new construction, if you do quality work on time and on budget you'll have infinite amounts of work just by word of mouth advertising. The old adage over here goes "If you find a reliable electrician/plumber/handyman, hold on to them and take care of them. You can always find a new partner, but a reliable construction person is a rare find."
- FredPret 4y agoThat’s probably not a new trend. All shoddy old builds will be gone by definition