GRAVY GO TO FREAKS FORUM AND ENTER THE BADMANS CONTEST ITS ONLY 100 DOLLARS CASH.PICK 5 NFL GAMES A WEEK AND LETS SEE HOW YOU DO.ITS CHEAP ENTERTAINMENT WITH A BUNCH OF DEADBEATS.
WWW.FREAKSFORUM.COM ENTER BADMANS CONTEST SHOW SOME GUTS GRAVY.
WWW.FREAKSFORUM.COM ENTER BADMANS CONTEST SHOW SOME GUTS GRAVY.
So what the hell is this going to prove by the way anyways who cares.To be honest with you the only reason why I fuck with you is because your the biggest jackass that I ever seen on a forum who gets away with his racist comments and cries when he loses and never comes backs to own up to it.The only time you post is when you grin when you win which is rare and when you have a problem with one of your neighbors when you cry like a little bitch about it.Does us all a favor on here and leave the RX and we will all be better off with your dumbass in here telling us you life story.
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I do believe the license is not that hard to get ( unless things have changed ?) Study the local building codes a bit, and the rest is more legal stuff than actual experience ( which I have). It's not like passing the bar exam or CPA exam, way easier. I once worked a guy that was 22 and had his license ( in Calif), but he worked hourly along with the rest of us, only occasionally doing a small job for himself on the side.
However I don't really want to put on my tool belt and spend my days on roofs, in attics, on ladders,etc.
You can't really be a one man HVAC company unless you are only doing service calls, my experience is in installation, shop fabrication, brazing copper fittings, etc, not figuring out why an older unit is malfunctioning.
I think you need a shop, shop equipment to fabricate your plenums,ductwork,etc,a secretary, service techs, installers,trucks,insurance,etc. Actually quite a bit of money to start up.
You can't really do it all yourself, in fact you probably don't install... you might bid, check out progress on jobs, deal with supers, supply companies,etc. It's not practical to do all that, and install. You'd need at least a couple of guys just working on a custom home, and a crew to do anything larger like a store
I think general contractor is too broad, better to narrow it down. Flooring or painting should be pretty easy, not too much equipment needed for those trades. I think you could actually do flooring pretty easily, get your license, hire a good journeyman installer, pay him well, and learn from him ( while you're actually the contractor). That shouldn't take too much to start up, and your not dealing with heights or much danger. I don't especially like to paint, but you can't Fuck it up too bad.
HVAC just seems like you'd need too much stuff to get going.
I guess starting with remodeling would be best. You could control work pretty well, a lot of these types don't even return calls if they don't want a job.
One thing with HVAC, as an installer it was common to work somewhere for 6 months get laid off when the job was done ( like a big housing tract), work somewhere else awhile, go back to the other company....
BTJ doesn't keep a record, that I've ever seen posted, but he does cry about his loses, and brag about his wins. I don't expect a record from him, because his picks are somewhat infrequent and few. He's not hiding anything. I expect a record from a Railbird with his numerous plays, these two aren't comparable. Jim is OK, certainly not a stiff ( not saying RB is one). He's just another character here, I almost like him.
