just wrapped a kitchen cabinet job using a graco airless sprayer with fflp 312 tip and sherwin williams pro classic hybrid, took about 15 hours total including prep and two coats. client was thrilled

eyeing an electrical contracting outfit doing resi and light commercial, numbers look solid at 3M rev with 13 guys on payroll. my background is PE so need a GM to run the day to day like panel upgrade

Man, I was troubleshooting a flickering light in this old service panel when I accidentally brushed a live bus bar with my Klein multimeter probe. Shoulda double-checked the breaker, but I was rushing

so i'm in north jersey trying to build up my crew for bigger interior jobs, and i start cold calling local painters i've found on google business profiles. figured i'd offer $25/hr plus mileage for Be

man, upselling on flooring jobs is tough, especially when you're knee deep in a luxury vinyl plank install and the customer starts second guessing their choice. i always carry samples of that Coretec

Just dropped $4500 on repairs for my Ford Transit after a routine AC compressor swap job trashed the suspension. These vans are supposed to be workhorses for HVAC techs hauling coils and manifolds, bu

Man, I'm so pissed about these tax deductions for liability insurance on our moving vans and equipment. We're out here hauling pianos and king-size beds all day, and every time I try to write off the

Switched to QuickBooks Online last year and it's a nightmare tracking expenses for all my general fix-it jobs. Paying $30 a month for this crap and it still glitches when I try to categorize tool purc

Hey folks, new to the game here and spent $500 on flyers for cold outreach in the Tampa Bay area, targeting HOAs for weekly mowing and bed mulching. Door to door sucks in this humidity but I figured i

I've been subcontracting out my tile work for years now, but these guys keep messing up the layouts and wasting my Schluter systems. Last week, the sub showed up with the wrong thinset and had to redo