I may be going overboard. There is a lot of equipment to remember. I may have to do something in Visio just to keep all the plumbing path, electrical, and equipment in order. Lol! I usually do that when I am building audio/video racks for custom homes that shows all my connections so we have a blueprint for programming.
Yes, actually it is. Sometimes I am just a little OCD though.
Yeah, I can't breathe bring right now! Work is so busy it's not funny. I'm looking to hire a few more guys. I need 2 more really good journeyman electricians and probably 2 good helpers that are eager to learn. I start totally green, inexperienced helpers at 15.00 per hour. Journeyman electricians I start around 22.00-25.00 per hour depending on their skillset. We give regular raises, holidays, vacation, bonuses, commissions if they bring work/clients, etc. Working on medical insurance now. Need enough guys to make it affordable. Right now it's just 4 of us. My partner and I. His wife takes car of the office and we had 1 guy dedicated to Crestron programming. We are all programmers but it's hard to wear too many hats. We do so many different things. I could probably even use someone in the office for C.A.D. drawings. We design and draw all of our own jobs out. We actually make a full set of drawings for these homes with all the automation equipment, connection points, assigned ip addresses, you name it. We offer a lot more than your standard electrical or A/V company. I have 3 home builders that we do work for. All the homes are usually between 5,000 - 15,000 square feet with the occasional 20,000 - 30,000 square foot home. We also do commercial work. Small businesses, offices, storefronts, etc. Very rarely do I get to do industrial. I like doing it but, dont have the manpower for that at the moment. Plus we want to keep quality control. I do not tolerate sloppy work! Anyway, enough rambling. I have to head off to work here shortly
Yes, Lighthouse Point Florida.
