I can give you the bet tip I recieved when I started out. Go out and beat the streets. Knock on doors, hang flyers, put ads in the paper, make phone calls, do whatever you have to do to get people to know you are in business.
Jeff
Jeff
Bidding Websites project searching
Hello everyone I'm new to the business and wanted to know if anyone knows any websites were I can bid on electrical projects? Or can anyone tell me the best way to get started and find projects.
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I don't know of any on-line sources, but google "Construction Plan Room" and your state and you'll find a source of plans you can go bid on.
bidclerk.com and also mcgraw hill
The WWW would be the last place on earth I would look for business.
Work'in For That Free Tee . . .
Work'in For That Free Tee . . .
I know folks that use a variety of methods but for me it was WORD OF MOUTH.
TV
Flyers
beating on doors
there are a variety of methods.
TV
Flyers
beating on doors
there are a variety of methods.
Yes, a person's track record speaks volumes.I know folks that use a variety of methods but for me it was WORD OF MOUTH.
TV
Flyers
beating on doors
there are a variety of methods.
However it takes a while to establish that record.
Work'in For That Free Tee . . .
I was very fortunate in I had been working for two respected contractors in my area, when I was let go work traveled to customers I had worked with, they called me, in lieu of my old employer.
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