I'm tired of being an employee...

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alexkjv33

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and I think that going into PW and one day KEC is worth it. I'm just one guy that will have to start small. I always hear people saying not to start small but if I won't start small then how will I start at all?
 
Some of us start small and just stay small in this industry. I have been doing all the washing myself for the last 12 years that I've been in business. Even some big corporations like the fact that the owner of the company is actually out on every single job.

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Who told you to not start small? Most contractors are small in the business, with a solo rig, or a two man operation. You will never get anywhere without just going for it, and start building your business one sale, and one contact at a time.
 
There is nothing wrong with starting small and growing your business. This started out as a hobby for me. I guess I'm still in the growing stage but I try to keep things where I am comfortable. It's all about quality and control.


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Amen to that. Your name is on the line with quality!!! Starting small is fine and from there, go where you feel comfortable....

Mike
 
alexkjv33 said:
and I think that going into PW and one day KEC is worth it. I'm just one guy that will have to start small. I always hear people saying not to start small but if I won't start small then how will I start at all?
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How else are you supposed to start? with multi million dollar contracts washing all the bridges in New York. Unless you buy a profitable pressure washing business with these contracts in place then , I don't know.
 
I work in a call center and it's soul crushing work...like I have to tell people that have cancer that their insurance is terminated. I talked with Ron Musgrave's and he's a very nice/supportive guy. I really respect you guys for being so positive.
 
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