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David Harbour does RUclips videos now?… 🤔

How do I get in contact with you. I have tons of questions. Could really use help getting on track.

Right on the MONEY 💰!!

Great tips!

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Yeey, first like comes from me) Greetings from rope-access tech from Israel

I’m a government contractor

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Thanks man I appreciate what you had to say.

Thank you Mike for teaching great advice.

Excellent advice

152k per year... all those expenses are about 52k, I see you walking away 100k

Can I do construction at 16

Hey man, interesting videos, I wanted to ask, my dad runs a construction business, they isolate roofs and stuff. It's been quite some time since he started the business. He struggles to find workers, he is not into technical stuff like social media or any technology. Because he lacks manpower he is forced to work there nonstop insteadk of working on the business. He is struggling with finding somewhat decent people, it's not that he needs some specific skill or experience, he just needs someone who can learn and can work even if it's very hot or somewhat cold. I don't think you have a video on how construction owners can find workers so I'm writing here. Thanks

I like a lot of your videos but I think this one with some of the worst advice i've ever heard, especially about contacting the neighbors and asking them if we're doing anything wrong to contact us etc.. Or leaving trash behind and everything that you mentioned... First of all, if you set your standards. Hi, and you don't allow any of that stuff. There would never be a reason for any of that to happen.. And if you're doing that just as a way as a potential contact, it seems somebody deceptive.. So, based off of what you are saying? It sounds like you are possibly working with people or contractors that you really don't know that would potentially do that. And therefore a customer would not want those people in their home anyway

Thank you for the presentation

➡Amethyst.

But never.... never pay them enough to be comfortable in life. Pay them just enough that they keep coming back.

Can't do the background music

Great words of wisdom!

Thanks, slowly realizing this myself

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Don't hire off Angie's list for contractors they couldn't find thier ass with both hands

I framed houses for 20 years and now l only do fences and decks porches and other exterior jobs in some states if the job is under 5k you don't need a license and most licensed contractors don't know what thier doing years ago in order to be a GC you needed at least 50 homes under belt before you could even apply for GC and the test is much different for GC than a sub contractor

A general contractor does all the trades electrical plumbing framing duct work roofing ect.and is licensed for all of them.a handyman really just does one trade.

Hello Mike, I am going into the construction industry, thanks for the tips. Side Note: the beat that started after 2:35 was dope- hope the producer sees this and comments there name, nice craft from you, too.

Handyman is no better than a lawn man. Any chuck in a truck can do it. Get specialized.

Great statement ! Absolutely agree. Trophies will come after big efforts or those battles. Thanks !

I was making (in Canada) the equivalent of today's money, $23 staring with 0 experience and was making $37 an hour within 3 years.

I charge $150 per hour

I’m self contractor and see the lack of company I’m ready be business owner I’m hungry for success I’m just lacking to and need help promise I will take off I want it bad and not buy cars or luxury but to leave a lil some for my kids so they won’t go thru I went

Hey Mike. I wish more people could see your content. Let me help you with this for free. Sent you an IG dm.

I do $100 for first hour, then $50/hr thereafter. I work 6 days a week, im off to work at 7 and back around 7pm. On average | make 3500/week. Its tough, however the expenses aren't as he puts it here. I spend about $150 in gas per week, $87/month insurance, around 3k in vehicle maintenance per year, $500 license fees. I also own a rental property, which offsets a lot of taxes at the end of the year

I’m 19 and I worked for a union only for a few months, I gotta tell ya. These old cats and contractors ain’t shit but a bunch of loose screws waiting to be kicked out. Were they bad at the job? Fuck no these guys were professionals. Were they egotistic and scared of getting old? A hundred percent. I’ve only had a few group of guys help and teach me the basics and then seen them get shit for it just because they were teaching me. These people don’t give a fuck about you and nothing is ever about team work or helping someone out. It’s survive and eat or get lose everything you have and get ate. People made me look stupid and clueless when all I wanted was just a task to get the work done. But instead these buster ass mothefuckwrs laugh and drink smokin dope all day worried bout the young bulls taking they jobs away from them

Well, it sounds like a lot of money, but it really is not. Materials are really expensive. Gas is really expensive and if you're paying taxes on it, you might as well figure 28 to 30%. You would be lucky if you walked away with $45,000. A lot of these people are calling themselves handy a man. But they're really doing very skilled labor which is more expensive? If you're installing a toilet or doing plumbing or sweating pipe, it's going to be more expensive than putting in a smoke alarm

This is why most contractors charge close to 125 an hour. Which is actually a really good price for a good contractorz

Also, PLEASE don't do jobs you need a license for if you don't have the license. Our old building manager wanted to fix everything so he could pay himself instead of hiring decent people. He messed stuff up and always showed up high. When he wanted to fix a blown ceiling light, I called the owner and said "This fool's going to burn us all down."

God bless texas

Who said that a handyman is worth that money? No way 150k lol, maybe $150 cash per day, thats it...

Tapped out after Minute and the background music was still overpowering

Love this

Hey Mr. Mike, I want to edit 1 long form + 1 short form + make a thumbnail for you in absolutely FREE to show you, my work. I will use custom animations/graphics to grab the attention of your audience. 1 chance is all I need 🤝

Thank you!!!

Construction on any scale is very profitable provided you know what you are doing. I’ve been in construction my entire life and I’ve made more than any of the doctors/lawyers I’m friends with. It’s really not rocket science. Pick a trade/s and get good at them. General markup on material should be 20-30% above your cost to account for time/delivery/scheduling. Labor is dependent on the trade but general rule is 75-150hr. I typically offer “discounts” if I’m bundling a lot of work together for a client and I offer a cash discount as well if they are willing to pay in cash. When I started as a “handyman” on my own I was making 500-600 a day just hanging TVs, ceiling fans/lights/pictures and some minor plumbing. Now I basically do everything and I average 1500 a day. Some days are small jobs but then I’ll get a 15k job replacing windows and doors on an entire home for example. The key is just to get started and scale up as you go.

Hey Mike! I’m new to home building but I’ve been in construction for over 15 years. I’ve got the mindset and the drive but how do I find the right processes to effectively and efficiently scale my business. I think I can find the people but I’m not against learning new ways. I believe you can help me.

First of all thank you for this three powerful tips Brother. Secondly, i just want have your thoughts about a construction company I just created last year 2023. After watching this video, you said to be specific on the type of service or product you provided or produced on each marketing strategy and this brings me to my question. My company is a Construction company which has the name construction on it but the type of services we wanted to provide is broad. here is a few services my company provides; 1. waste management control, 2. building & maintenence, 3.general cleaning & beautification, 4.concrete works, 5.street lights installation, 6.road paintings & markings etc... with my company's nature and broadness in services, what is the best way to market my company's services using this THREE TIPS?

I worked for a Handyman for a minute, and made $24 dollars per hour out of the $125 per hour he was charging. (I was working alone if I needed an extra guy it was $125 extra per hour for the customer.

Thanks for the tips

incredible video thank you

Hey, I emailed you