As a Handyman/ home repair specialist for 20 years. I ask you to please not become a handyman. There are far far too many people claiming to be handymen, but the unfortunate reality is many if not most of them are hacks who have no actual training in the things they attempt to do and cause damage and an even higher cost to fix what they have screwed up ! Just because there is money in it isn't justifiable reason for you to "Become" a handyman, most of us who have been doing this for a long time didn't just become handymen. Wee learned all he trades for many years before hanging out our shingles. So if you don't have experience in most if not all of the building trades, don't start selling yourself as a handyman until you do!

Handyman is an excellent gig right now

Getting good Google reviews for this kind of business is really hard. Looks like this guy put in a ton of effort to earn them.

now i gotta follow you brother your content is exquisit for me thanks a lot

Do they crack down on handymen who do work without a license?

You can always tell a rookie when they price a job too low

How do I know how much to price for new jobs?

SWEAT VENTURE 💪

Transparency is key as a handyman. Good information

He’s right about keeping away from flooding and mold. Don’t want to mess with that trust me.

Really appreciate your videos keep up the great work!

I’ve learned a lot from “KZbin Uni” as well.

I looked at his reviews… pretty impressive.

Wonderful content, super precise, accur ate. I wo uld not hav e understood it a ny other way.

Interesting how most contractors text these days instead of phone calls. It’s great to hear insights from a top-reviewed handyman.

This episode is 🔥🔥🔥

Thanks for sharing this wonderful informative video that explains Lots of wisdom in this video which is really inspiring.

Nice work Jullian Love the interview, thanks

Young men out of school should quit TikTok and be a handyman instead.

That deck over the lake was impressive

There is NO job too small

I did furniture assembly in college and killd it.

Task Rabbit is a good place to start

Gotta freshen this one up for the algorithm. :) Hardest part of starting your own shop is the fear of it not working out. Have to have a business mind set as well as being mechanically inclined to succeed.

What tools does one need to begin?

Who do ya’ll think is the #1 skill needed to be a good handyman?

Love the interview, thanks!

Great profession but it’s tough to scale

You can make a lot of $ putting up TVs!

Nice work Jullian

You can tell this guy is the real deal and a good dude

Gotta watch out for those wires!

Being a handyman is a perfect trade for anyone who is willing to learn and work hard

A wild story , but upbeat dreams do come true , carry on .

Bc u dont make money on oil changes 😂😂😂 we can clear that shit up here and now

Everyone dissing this guy... bottom line yes u need to charge more for parts. Bc one as a tech we all know these parts are for shit now a days.... so i do the job that part fails then its warranty work taking up technician time and he aint making money... well we do but its not no 25 30 bucks an hour like some of these ppl are saying... so yes you guys ARE wrong. You gotta make money on both parts and make money on labor... customers dont like it but regardless same as a contractor for houses and shit u pay for experience u pay for us to work on some nasty ass rusty pos cars. Either pay or fuck off

Where can I see all requirements to open a shop? What must I obtain to get my shop going? Thank you

What are those tree cutters called with the saw and claw in one attachment?

Dang you just gonna make ol boy stand up for the whole interview

Insane how many guys are on that crew. Multiple guys with chainsaws not using chaps, and guys climbing inside of the chipper feed tray to cut pieces are a couple areas that need improvement.

Started the 30 seconds with no facts ….

I have the equipment to do larger jobs it's hard to find the work

Don’t pay DoorDash to work for them If you drive a truck to dash that’s what you’re doing cause you sho won’t be making any money

What if customer brings their own parts? All you got is labor

Good labor isn’t cheap and cheap labor isn’t good 👍🏻

Son 31 years old,polytecnic civil,4years experience

so a little about me, i’m 18 turning 19 soon and a construction job i was working at laid me off due to machines being taken to layout yard. but now i’m going back and during that time it made me realize i wanted to run my own business. i was thinking about getting a mini excavator rather skid steer and starting with that

140 an hr isn't enough he needs to make some of the parts 😂

0:00 Just got this same Z71 package Silverado…let’s get it‼️💪🏾

My God that Toyota sequoia at 1minute 30 seconds is literally about to fall off that lift.