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Now that your established snd know all of your inventory, and have inventory stocked. Do you just order it online and get it shipped tp your house yo save yourself thr trip altogether?

Submitting in UFC means tapping out sounds a lot like losing to me. 😂

$150 an hour isn't bad. I had outside contractors get paid $225 an hour just to come to our plant when I worked maintenance

Truer words never spoken.

awesome stuff man thanks. I really enjoy these "hang out with me at work" videos where we tag along for your day to day, i think it gives us a great idea for what any given day might look like for those of us looking to get into this line of work!

Great video, you do an excellent job of presenting material. Thanks for the time and effort, I'm going to give it a try and will use the link you provided.

super helpful info, thanks!

Just had a job replacing 6 blinds on metal doors. It went smooth and they didn't want any holes filled.

That is very cool. I never knew that.

Thank you Ray. You're the best. And by the way, I use a collapsible cart that I bought several years ago while at the beach. That thing has paid for itself many times over. I also use a collapsible trash bag holder, which is unobtrusive as well. It's basically an old laundry bag holder that's shaped like an X. It folds into itself nicely.

The quote for this has to take as long as the inspection.

good information

Video is skipping for me at 11:44. At first I thought maybe you were throwing in some rap or hip/hop for entertainment.

Huge win.

Speaking of storage boxes, Home Depot has a buy more save more on some Dewalt tough system 2.0 boxes and organizers. $150 off $500+. Until yesterday it was $300 off $500 because of a glitch.

This was a great day, so happy for you.

Another great video

This was super helpful.

I haven't done any masonry work, but I look forward to getting some experience with it someday.

Love the move out videos.

Great info as always.

Its going to be a few years before I think about getting my GC License. My limit is 1,000 and that's working just fine for now.

Even working for home owners, I have stopped asking "what date works best for you".

The more I do this work, the more I understand that being organized is a critical part of making more money.

Using the blue tape is genius, i'll be using this in my patch and paints.

When the time comes I'll be getting myself a RAM ProMaster Cargo Van.

Love the move out videos.

Nice

Love the video!

Great video, thanks for another one $350 a month plus insurance stuff per month 150-2##= 500-600. Which is alot of money for someone just starting out. Can anyon recommend a good option for someone just starting ou the goal would be to move to a better software probably Jobber once the work and money starts to come in.

if there is a backflow you need to install a pressure tank on the water heater it will stop the pop off from releasing

I am a new Subscriber, and just starting my Handyman LLC. I was wondering if there is a bank that you would recommend. I have heard lots of good and bad about so many banks. I'm not sure if I should go with a bigger bank like Chase, a credit union like Navy Federal or a internet based bank like Novo. Any advice you could give would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

I have a drywall job in a couple weeks from a plumber where i have to remove the vanity and get in there and fix drywall for two leaks rhe plumber fixed. I quoted $500 for everything. I felt like I quoted a little high but its a lot of work. Removing vanity and fixing patching and rhose spots are 5ft long and 4 inches tall. Two strips. Then out vanity back and change water lines

Missed you live but watching now. Good stuff. Seems like ik always doing research on new technology and stuff for around the house.

Really going through your videos while im working during the day. Thanks for your time to help us

What’s up Ray! Got my jobber account, mentioned you. They call you Bp. Getting famous out here.

I’m a Union Stagehand working in movies and big tech in California. After 20+ years I’m ready to work for myself. I’m now located in Nashville and would love to have a business like yours. Any advice on company naming? Thanks 🙏🏽

Again great video! Some phone software allows tracking so you may be being tracked without your knowledge

Thank you for the great video

How do you make sure you get paid from your clients. Sometimes they won’t want to do deposits and then it runs the risk of them not paying after you have completed the job. How do you make sure they always pay you?

Thanks for a other great video!

Good job. But you really need to protect your knees, as you get older you will appreciate the tlc you give them now. Use a square foam pad if you don’t like the knee pads.

"$500?!?" "Yes ma'am, $500". Well, I never! "Then the socks stay on"

I only have 02 mercedes e320 that i obtained when i worked as the building maintenance at Mercedes dealership. No room for ladders, I have almost every tool i would ever need. Not having a truck/van is going to be a problem for me though.

I'm having trouble with the document download, it only wants my street address and a picture of "work to be done." I appreciate it

Perhaps it’s just me, but I cut my window screen frame material on a stationary table saw at home to get the ends perfectly square. Most common these days is the 5/16 x 3/4 material in white and also the sturdier 7/16 x 3/4 material which I always keep on hand. It gets fun when you need to source material for even other sizes and non-white shades. 😅

How can i get a general idea of what other handmen in my area are making working for property managers? I am seeking high-middle-upper class clientele

Thanks again for a great video, Ill try to leave s comment on all your videos for the algorithm. I have tattoos, do you recommend always wearing long sleeves? One of these is my southern flag which some people think is racist, which i am not. I moved from the country into the city about 3 years ago. Washington DC, Northern Virginia area

Thanks for your time and videos! Alot of great information.

Also ryobi makes a jig for those hinges and router I have been using for years works great.. speed square and jig saves even more time