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#155317 12/22/04 12:00 PM
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question what is your main type of work
example do u do more rewires or is most of it service work if so what are the most common jobs

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#155318 12/22/04 02:50 PM
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My work was almost all residential-after-the-builder until 18 months ago when I started a commercial job. Now it's about evenly split between the two.

Dave

#155319 12/22/04 05:23 PM
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Machines, machines, machines..

Move them, install them, retrofit them.

Thats about 65% of the work.

30% commercial stuff, hanging lights, new circuits, tshooting.

The restis Resi for the people who own the business's I do work for.

#155320 12/23/04 09:33 AM
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Resi for the most part. "Old work" and I do mean work. Rather a challenge sometimes. Hey, if it was easy, anyone could do it? Something wrong w/me? I do appreciate the rewards of resi work tho. I had a customer call me the other night and again thanking me for making their life easier. Can't put a $ sign to that. The more you are given, the more is expected.

IMHO,

Steve


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