[SET Pacific]

Just wanted to introduce myself as the newest licensed contractor to this site. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

 

[ChrWright]

Congrats.

Now go flesh out your profile so we know who you are and where you're from. :thumbsup:

 

[SET Pacific]

Updated Info

Updated as much info as I could. Will fill in the rest as time goes on.

 

[SLSTech]

Welcome to CT & good luck on the new business

 

[ChainsawCharlie]

Congrats, welcome and good luck.

 

[skyhook]

If you took the test this morning, how do you know you passed ?

 

[ChainsawCharlie]

Some things you just know.

 

[SET Pacific]

Test results

The test was all done on the computer and it gives you your results right away. I love instant gratification.

 

[SC sawdaddy]

Congratulations SET, welcome to C/T.
Good luck.

 

[J F]

Welcome and congrats :thumbsup: You've still got one more test to take though...

http://www.contractortalk.com/f11/how-about-multiple-choice-test-newbs-62492/

 

[Mrmac204]

Congradulations and welcome!
as to your question:

your most important tool is your reputation. Be fair with everyone, and be willing to walk away from a bad deal/slimy clients.

Pay all your subs on time, they will remember that and when you are in a pinch they will be available.

oh, and get a really cool truck! LOL

 

[genecarp]

Welcome and congrats, start working, you got 30 years to catch up:thumbsup:G

 

[Willie T]

Looking back over the years, probably one of the biggest mistakes I ever made was getting my General license. While I've done a handful of jobs that required a license of that magnitude, the majority of my work could have been done with a Builder's license. All in all, I've paid out about a quarter of a million in insurance premiums. I estimate I could have gotten by for well under half that amount holding just a Builder's. :whistling:sad::laughing: