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Wideboy 05-07-10 07:27 PM

Re: Bird wants to be a joiner!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by lily (Post 2312204)
It's now gas safe! ;)

plus not a pipe dream will happen told you that, just got to take you time and pay me a small sum to keep you legal on the companies and company act side ;)

can i not just fix your car and bless you with my presence?
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Originally Posted by specialone (Post 2312211)
Well, i have been running my own business for nearly 6 years now and it aint all that tbh, its a lot of hassle for not that much more gain.
The work is the easy bit, its quoting, sometimes at 8 at night or weekends, then the quiet times, the worry of where the next jobs gonna come from, the tax man, overly fussy customers, will they pay you on time or at all, it aint all roses mate as im sure you're aware.
Then there's the van, tools, liabilty insurance, van expenses / maintenance, cash flow.

Think long and hard about things before committing.
Another way to look at things about subbing trades out, most other trades will do the job faster than you because they do it day in day out, you could do what you're good at and earn more money doing that while they do the job faster and have all the responsibility to finish it.
Its all about time management, your time is worth x amiount, but if your earning half that doing a job that a subby could do twice as quick, you have in effect lost half money, whereas you could subby it out and make a bit on top for doing nowt, like i do :D

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Originally Posted by specialone (Post 2312215)
BTW way, gas safe is expensive, once qualfied you have to do a refresher test every 5 years which costs a fortune, loose a weeks work etc.
Just cheaper and less hassle to sub it out, lets you concentrate on other things.
Its impossible to be self contained and be efficient imo.

its all be counted for, even down to what do do in a lull :)

Specialone 05-07-10 07:39 PM

Re: Bird wants to be a joiner!
 
Best of luck anyway mate, determination goes a long way in business, if you have that, you're half way there.
Too many trades up here, not enough work me thinks, probably better down your end.

missyburd 06-07-10 10:23 AM

Re: Bird wants to be a joiner!
 
So that's what...2 posts about the actual bird topic in a thread of 22? :-P

Hehe, anyway WB, has the bird stayed out now?

Wideboy 06-07-10 03:01 PM

Re: Bird wants to be a joiner!
 
Not seem him, he flew the other way when i put him in the tree and i shut the workshop up to stop him coming back in.....

who knows what happened to it.... Didnt realise they scream like feck when you pick them up!!!

missyburd 06-07-10 03:29 PM

Re: Bird wants to be a joiner!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wideboy (Post 2312817)
Didnt realise they scream like feck when you pick them up!!!

They don't WB, tis just when you do it...that face you see...






#runs#:smt040

Wideboy 07-07-10 07:05 AM

Re: Bird wants to be a joiner!
 
fair comment, its because they know whats coming!!!

my cats the same, came home late last night to find him batting about a small blue thing...... was a tiny tiddler blue tit, hardly had any feathers, the little ****


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