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11-11-2011, 07:14 PM
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new builder
I'm have recently gone self employed as a builder with my friend. We are general builders and do pretty much any type of work. We have a couple of builders who are giving us work at the moment.
I'm keen to build and develop our business, increase our work load, possibly even employ some labour. I think this will be challenging, but I'm ambitious and hardworking. Does anybody have any advice or experience doing this that may help. Ta Jack. 
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14-02-2012, 04:08 PM
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Re: new builder
You need to get some experience, qualifications and some satisfied customer references.
Without specailist knowledge and skills it is doomed to failure. Put it this way I wouldn't hire you to work on my house! Builder's may be portrayed as thick on the TV soaps etc but they need to be quite clever and organised.
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