I have been working as an independent contractor for the last numerous years.
I work when I want and I make my own hours and my own schedule.
It’s a fantastic task to be honest. I work on different types of residential and commercial electrical repairs. I set up generators, fix lighting and wiring troubles, and help with building code violations. I use many tools for my job. Some days, I have to purchase new tools that help make my work a little bit easier during each week. I got a fantastic deal on some used electrical service tools from the pawn shop. I wasn’t there for the tools, but I saw them and they were an absolutely wonderful deal. I failed to check through the tote to see what was inside. It’s only when I got home that I realized that some of the tools weren’t in really wonderful shape. I ended up spending too much money for the tools. I was bummed out by my exhausting spur of the moment decision. That just reminds me that some deals aren’t as wonderful as you think. I understand why the tools weren’t expensive after seeing the awful condition. I have a commercial electrical wiring project coming up and that task will be lucrative. It’s supposed to take 3 weeks. I was hired along with 5 additional independent electrical contractors. The task pays so well, because of the union. When it’s over, I’ll be able to make some necessary tool upgrades.