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2423191 No.2423191 [Reply] [Original]

So whats stopping me from making a small demolition company?
>dont need license where i am
>buy sledge hammer, dexpan, saws, grinder, crowbars, hammer drill, wheelbarrow
>rent jackhammer and other large equipment
>pay someone to haul away the debris
>keep scrap metal extra cash
>call contractors or electricians if there is shit like live wires that need work on
Whats the catch other than couples bickering about which rooms need stripping and not telling the other one?

>> No.2423212

Well if you were a bad demoman you wouldn’t be here discussing it, would you

>> No.2423213

>>2423191
Nobody hires dedicated demo crews, contractor just has his guys do it

>> No.2423237

>>2423191
>whats stopping me from making a small demolition company?
Permits.
Also nobody hires for small demo jobs. Only the big stuff people hire because small shit they can get their one brain dead workers to do it.

>> No.2425285

>>2423212

Based demo poster

>> No.2425288

>>2423213
The trick is to demo first then get the contract later.

>> No.2425942

>>2423191
>whats stopping me f
Fear.
Doubt.
Not enough motivation.
Haven't properly thought through the economics.
Might have to deal with hobo and nigger nests for spic wages.

>> No.2425947

>>2423191
its not hard. you just need a place to throw trash and that cost money

>> No.2425989

>>2425288
Get permits later too