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Originally Posted by EVERLAST
it is me .....I like contracts where I can go in and facilitate change, make upgrades and move on. The learning curve in my industry is huge and if you stay stuck in one place for too long you stop learning and taking advantage of broad base knowledge.
I also have the power as a consultant to work for the highest bidder. With experience and knowledge comes a small amount of power.
Most of my work now deals with teaching and preaching change with all of the new technology. As an example we have switched from using massive 140k truck mounted trucks to portable units which are 1/10 the cost and do a better job. I can actually show a customer what I cleaned from their furnace and ducting system.
I couldnt do that with a truck. Its all good at the end of the day.
Also....I finally decided to work for me ...huge leap of faith in this economy but decided before I die I'd give it a try.
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Makes sense - sounds like a good plan! Best of luck to you!
Could you elaborate on the question I asked in the other thread about what a damper does? Is the lack of one a reason why my basement/garage/entryway level is so cold and what kind of difference it can make (I have a mid-efficiency furnace).
Thanks!