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HVAC guy here, I hold a contractors license and own a small oil business. Feel free to PM me any HVAC questions.
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If crime fighters fight crime and fire fighters fight fire, what do freedom fighters fight? ~George Carlin
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[#3]
Garage door installer now sales, any questions feel free to pm me. I will do my best to help.
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[#4]
Commercial 'lectrician as well. Just an 'ol pipe runner and wire snatcher.
Currently on Facebook Data Center doing TONS of 3-4" underground work Ready for a career change. getting too old for this shit......still havent figured out what I want to do when I grow up |
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[#5]
Drywall finisher/ painter.
Been in the trade for 18 years. Have done remodels and new construction. Any questions, just ask. |
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Grew up with in a wood shop, and the family rental properties.. Done every phase of remodeling possible in a home.. professionally I work construction, done everything from major gas pipeline work, building scaffolding in nuclear power plants to building new bridges.. Concrete, roads, skyscrapers you name it been there done that have scars to prove it..
Wood working is a hobble/passion of mine. I’m living in a project house that I’ve gutted and I’m slowly rebuilding. Jack of all trades master of none seems fitting.. I’m typically the guy on the job that gets called in when shits gone sideways and they need solutions, and production fast.. everything I know has been self taught, by trial and error or working side by side with a pro.. and the more I learn the more I realize how much more there’s is to learn.. there are so many ways to skin a cat, don’t get stuck in your ways and be afraid to approach things in a new way.. tech changes, and so does technique.. Don’t be afraid to screw up either, you’ll learn more from a mistake then a stupid class.. my best advice, find old timer, the grumpiest angry old guy you can, buy him a beer and shut up and learn.. talk to any guy In the trades, there’s is going to be a giant experience gap here shortly, as most of the knowledge is about to retire, and this generation is more concerned with Facebook and football scores than anything.. |
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-Certain misery is better than the misery of uncertainty-
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[#7]
Swimming pool installer and service in the Altoona area for the past 59 years. PM me for more info.
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[#8]
I've been a respiratory therapist for 25+ years but I was plumbing with my dad before junior high. Nice little side hustle. The phone always rings.
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[#9]
Own a decently sized pressure washing/window cleaning biz
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[#10]
Master Electrician
Currently self-employed doing residential for the most part, but have worked in a ton of different environments (commercial and industrial) |
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[#11]
Second year apprentice plumber here
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[#12]
supermarket/commercial refrigeration here.
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[#13]
Propane service and installation tech.
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[#14]
Multi-Craft Electro-Mechanic (not sure what you really call me) - plastic injection industry
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[#15]
Apprentice Elevator Constructor.
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Why do you own a fire extinguisher when you have the fire department to protect you?
Politicians should wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers so we could see their corporate sponsors. |
13B / 39C X5 / 35M yup reclassed more than once...
WA, USA
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Maritime Electrician, Navy contracts.
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Be wary of strong drink. It can make you shoot at tax collectors... and miss.
Robert A. Heinlein "Leave the Artillerymen alone, they are an obstinate lot. . ." Napoleon Bonaparte |
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Master plumber. I work for a mechanical contractor mostly from home & have a small business I have limited involvement with.
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Electrician
Please no advertising. ~ ZW17 |
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Fire Alarm Technician
Little bit of installation Lots of inspection Lots and lots of troubleshooting and repair Mostly Notifier, with some Potter, FCI, Siemens/Pyro, Simplex, and Silent Knight. If it's a 12 or 24 volt, I can probably get through it. |
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[#21]
Marine construction in Tidewater VA.
We build docks, piers, boat lifts, bulkheads, rip rap, that sort of thing. |
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Official Arfcom call sign "Talon"
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Commercial/industrial electrician.
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I am a "building maintenance mechanic" for a small government agency. A jack of all trades master of none situation
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[#24]
The continuation of posts on this is interesting.
I will add my 2 cents. I have been a plumber for over 45 years. At least that is my time as a union plumber. I have been a plumber several years longer than that I no longer take any work, but I do consult on jobs. I have successfully helped many people figure out how to solve their plumbing problems. I need pictures to effectively help. Obviously your skill using tools and choosing what advice is appropriate. You can email me [email protected] |
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The continuation of posts on this is interesting.
I will add my 2 cents. I have been a plumber for over 45 years. At least that is my time as a union plumber. I have been a plumber several years longer than that I no longer take any work, but I do consult on jobs. I have successfully helped many people figure out how to solve their plumbing problems. I need pictures to effectively help. Obviously your skill using tools and choosing what advice is appropriate. You can email me [email protected] |
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