New License!

[Sam Moore]

I know this doesnt really fit in this forum...but I got my SC General Contractor's (IR2) today...Now I just need work that pays...

 

[raider1]

Congrats.

Chris

 

[Sam Moore]

Thanks, things have been slow so I'm trying to put extra time to good use...maybe I can deversify and pick up extra work.

 

[readydave8]

Congradulations.

Now that you're a GC you can start making life miserable for EC.:grin:

 

[jumper]

Congrats and best of luck in your endeavors.

 

[cowboyjwc]

One of the few guys that can cheat himself out of money and still come out ahead.:grin:

Good job.

 

[LEO2854]

Congradulations.:grin::grin:

 

[hurk27]

One of the few guys that can cheat himself out of money and still come out ahead.:grin:

Good job.

A very good point, as I feel you will always come out ahead no mater how hard it is to not cheat your way through life, running an honest company and doing good work for a fair price, and not cheating (oh the owner/inspector will never know) will go along way to build a good working relationship with your customers and repeat service, and word of mouth advertising, just don't expect this to happen over night, its a long and hard road to get started, as I myself am learning just how hard it is, company I have worked for over 25 years shut it's doors, and with no hiring in my area, it was the only route I have to take to stay alive, going from making over 100k to just a few jobs here and there is tough, but I know in the long run keeping with the task of providing good work for a fair price will have its day, I just hope I can hold out long enough for things to open up, I have had to cut down on allot of things I took for granted, and reinvent the list of things I can live without, but God willing I will survive.

Congrats Sam.

 

[ptonsparky]

Good job!!

 

[G0049]

Congrats! And now there must be at least 2 or 3 new forums you can join. When will you find time to work?:roll:

 

[cdslotz]

I wish GC's in Texas had to have a license.
Here you just have to say you are one

 

[Sam Moore]

A very good point, as I feel you will always come out ahead no mater how hard it is to not cheat your way through life, running an honest company and doing good work for a fair price, and not cheating (oh the owner/inspector will never know) will go along way to build a good working relationship with your customers and repeat service, and word of mouth advertising, just don't expect this to happen over night, its a long and hard road to get started, as I myself am learning just how hard it is, company I have worked for over 25 years shut it's doors, and with no hiring in my area, it was the only route I have to take to stay alive, going from making over 100k to just a few jobs here and there is tough, but I know in the long run keeping with the task of providing good work for a fair price will have its day, I just hope I can hold out long enough for things to open up, I have had to cut down on allot of things I took for granted, and reinvent the list of things I can live without, but God willing I will survive.

Congrats Sam.

Thanks, and I have faith that everything will work out for the best, for me and you...life would be boring without a little struggle every now and then