@willmbetances: Electricians: if you’re winning every bid, you may be pricing too low. One contractor shares how years of pricing like side work taught him that staying busy doesn’t always mean making a profit. Know your costs, protect your margin, and make sure every job pays you for the work.

🇨🇦 Bandit ❌ :

Don't bid. T and M. Gets me in the door every time

Mohammad Electric ⚡💡 🇲🇶 :

at the beginning its due to the Passion in the process profit pull-up and the value shows its a process that every electricians must pass through you can't just aim to profit without the Passion

Mag713nolia :

Wrong! 45-50 margin no matter big or small

bobisfwblpk :

If you’re making 30 to 40% on jobs you’re doing small jobs. The biggest job you would probably get might be $1 million job most likely 500,000.

baraka.em :

Im winning nothing manze 🤧

Royal Saqib Electricals :

just like me chale

wirenut1234 :

Retired NYC Electrical Contractor The most important thing is to develope a close relationship with Building Owners , Property Managers and General Contractors that use you because you deliver NO matter what.It becomes less about price and everyone want everyone to make money..He's 100% Correct it can easily take 10 years..

Power Systems & Technology :

"I just want to do the job" this hits home😭😭

Men Who Lead :

Exactly

Winilab Security Consultant :

Same here🙏 😂

Mike Philipps :

yeah well I got kicked in the nuts about 500k times. [Tears of joy]

BOACHIE :

am an electrician who find it difficult to change especially living in a small town

Leycontech :

I didn’t know better, I just want to do the job

HeFlipya :

10% is industry standard for commercial electrical.

JesseA :

What’s the name of the podcast?

Sunny Electrical TechWorks🇳🇬 :

ISD :

also depends on the current economy

Deco⭐️ :

Facts

kweffamilla :

Real talk

FORTHEMPAGE :

😳😳😳