How to start and grow your electrical contracting business in 2023! All my tips and tricks.

[@joshuasingh1281]

Thanks for sharing all your tips and advice. I’m from Ontario Canada trying to start my own electrical contractor business and your videos helped me out immensely. Great work!

[@The360Electrician]

@@joshuasingh1281 that's awesome

[@Artemone1000]

This video is great.

[@The360Electrician]

@@Artemone1000 thanks

[@Christ_is_King951]

Awesome 👏 trying to grow my electrical business

[@The360Electrician]

Awesome! What state?

[@Christ_is_King951]

Southern California

[@Christ_is_King951]

My focus is more industrial / Automation focused

[@jamesmcclain3588]

I’m a second generation electrician, dad retired in August, he started the company in 2007 he always kept it small I’m now trying to grow it definitely need some direction

[@The360Electrician]

That is great. What state?

[@jamesmcclain3588]

@@The360Electrician mn local 292

[@hanniphmahomed5937]

❤best video you ever made 🔥

[@The360Electrician]

Thanks, where u tuning in from? Starting out or already a contractor?

[@hanniphmahomed5937]

Malawi

[@jamesmerchant2417]

Thinking about this trade and this route specifically.

[@The360Electrician]

Cool let us know how we can help. Where you tuning in from?

[@jamesmerchant2417]

@@The360Electrician utah!

[@dvx7346]

Thanks Jeff! Always keeping it 💯

[@The360Electrician]

I try bud, thanks for the support! Come say hi at NECA 2023! I'll be in the NECA and Klein booth Sat/Sun giving away a bunch of free merch! Only thing is you have to be subscribed to the channel. Thanks

[@viktoriavak4117]

Thank you!!!❤

[@The360Electrician]

You are verry welcome. Thank you for the support!

[@David-pg4kt]

Question do you think that low voltage tip is a little bit of a rip off the client believed you will be doing it yet you have them sign without knowing that and now they are kinda forced to accept your bid

[@The360Electrician]

Good question. Let me reverse it. What if they thought you were doing the electrical engineering. Would you? No, why? It's not in the bid. Everyone has to do their own due diligence. Plus, I put it as an exclusion, usually depending on the project, so there is no question about it. The tip is to always cover your behind. There is nothing shady here in my book it's all about negotiations. He's/she is not your freind or family they are a client. Give them a fair price and always do the best job you can.