I see a whole lot of other costs associated with this that are not included. Picking up materials and paying employees hourly to do this, paperwork and overhead for doing this work has to be calculated into it. If you had a yard to store materials in, you have that cost as well. Seems like a pretty profitable idea, but in a state that has winters, I would imagine that it is like any other concrete job and the ability to perform the jobs would depend on the weather.
You don't need an oven/stove/microwave, you can just make a fire in your backyard and cook food, but when you want to produce high quality in high quantities, tools and equipment make a huge difference.
i don't know where you would get two people to work for $50 each...not in california...unless you provide an eight hour day for them...and work them 5 days per week at a minimum...so do the math!!!
Did u make the jump to curb yet? The salary is up to you and time you put into it. You can work weekends if you already have a regular job or you can work this part time or full time 2 or 3 days a week he had make what a lot of other people making AM us but it's up to you and your area fill your day with smaller 80 to 90' jobs you won't make his much as if you feel your schedule which to a 300' jobs just depends on what you go after but the sky's the limit you and want to help are or you and 4 helpers or 2 or 3 crews you could do any of it. That's the same with a lot of other businesses to it's what you put into it
12:35 "They realize you spent a lot of money on their equipment..."
Makes me a bit scared to find out how much their equipment is.
This is more of a sales pitch to sell the gear package
When do they tell us the Krabby Patty Formula?
I see a whole lot of other costs associated with this that are not included. Picking up materials and paying employees hourly to do this, paperwork and overhead for doing this work has to be calculated into it. If you had a yard to store materials in, you have that cost as well. Seems like a pretty profitable idea, but in a state that has winters, I would imagine that it is like any other concrete job and the ability to perform the jobs would depend on the weather.
Lol I was searching for a joke video and this popped up
You don’t need any of this tools. All you need is a curbing tool and knowing how to mix concrete together. Lol
You don't need an oven/stove/microwave, you can just make a fire in your backyard and cook food, but when you want to produce high quality in high quantities, tools and equipment make a huge difference.
Just invested!
i don't know where you would get two people to work for $50 each...not in california...unless you provide an eight hour day for them...and work them 5 days per week at a minimum...so do the math!!!
You can find a few workers at home depot, lol
Hire illegals.they will do it for fuck all
Bubba bui
A curb biz?🤣 good luck!🍀
Wtf I was hearing a Reddit video while working then I just noticed what I was hearing
Is curbing out of style for 2020?
No, it will never be out of style
This or the pr sting or harden?
I don't think people are going to pay $12 a foot for landscape curbing. Let's be realistic.
Seth Pawlik they do all the time
@@youngdagger2107 You charge too much. Go cheaper and make more sales. Keep your guys working.
Seth Pawlik no, I charge what my time & customer guarantee is worth.
Seth, $12 a ft. Is for the more decorative curb. Average is 5 to 8 ppl pay that all the time
I need about 150 feet done. I would pay $12.00 bucks in a second, but my home is big and it would suit it.
Can these be rented at depot?
No one rents them. there is not a demand for them
What is the avrage salary that u make cause am thinking about getting into the business.
Did u make the jump to curb yet?
The salary is up to you and time you put into it.
You can work weekends if you already have a regular job or you can work this part time or full time 2 or 3 days a week he had make what a lot of other people making AM us but it's up to you and your area fill your day with smaller 80 to 90' jobs you won't make his much as if you feel your schedule which to a 300' jobs just depends on what you go after but the sky's the limit you and want to help are or you and 4 helpers or 2 or 3 crews you could do any of it.
That's the same with a lot of other businesses to it's what you put into it
its almost a 100 thousand dollar investment...
Lies Lies, do not fool me.
What a joke
No joke.....well for me the option to operate on your own is. I never want to be the only one on the job.
But the business...the jokes on you
thats 303.67 for 3hrs = $911 for the boss
If you believe their numbers. I don't. No way you get $12-$15 per linear foot.
Mono, 12 to 15 for the more decorative or creative stone style.
$5 to $8ft average but $6 to $10 is possible
I hear this machine is so slow
Its fast. But the work is hard as fup...