Throughout his experiences in the trades, “People are what matter. Your ability to communicate, be honest, and to care about their needs and solve problems, is all that matters. The ‘work’ and the ‘skills’ come second. Focus on relationships,” says Tucker Baney @plumbhero1
With a “family first” philosophy, Baney says that the money will always be out there. “My kids are young, and it goes by quick. I prioritize my time to spend more of it with my family, and do my best to be efficient on all my jobs so I’m not stuck working late. Also, I never work weekends. My children are my biggest accomplishment and are my main focus in life,” says Baney.
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How do you possibly juggle a plumbing business and full-time work as a firefighter? The next Contractor Spotlight is up as @theplumbingjake says, “Balancing time is very important to me, but admittedly some weeks I lose the battle. I try not to fill up my plumbing schedule so tight that if a job goes bad or I get called into work at the fire station unexpectedly that it puts things out of balance.
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Recently caught with @theplumbersplunger and he said that using social media platforms to showcase the trade and promote it to others is a game changer. Allotting a large chunk of his time to social, Williams believes it is the number one way to drive the younger generation toward entering the trades. “I have people messaging me daily who are graduating high school and are wanting to enter the trades or others who are just looking for a career change later on in their life. I try to respond to these messages and encourage others to get into plumbing if they like to work with their hands, be challenged and make a good living,” says Williams.
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