I came up in the electrical field and now am trying my hand at estimating and I am just looking for a solution to put together assemblies for takeoffs without the two kidney buy in of accubid. Or is that just the price that must be paid?
I had another post similar but It was flagged. So now I’m reaching out to see what anyone has to say about water base winny. It seems like every single source says something different. So how much would someone recommend for a short pre summer cycle? How often and is it an injection into the muscle or the fat. I apologize for not using all of the correct terminology but I’m just trying to see where I’m going wrong. Thank you!
First: Shout out to Steroidify. I had an issues with an order and I wasn’t expecting anything to happen when I reached out to them because of the nature of the business, but they fixed the problem and handled the situation immediately. Great customer support!!!
Second: I have tried oral and water base winstrol and both have really caused a lot of issues. Kidney pain, lots of water retention, loss of gains, extreme skin sensitivity. And the fact that at injection site it feels like it never actually absorbs in. Is it just me or am I doing something wrong? I’m trying to run a short cut before summer but this is not helping. Thanks everyone!
Maybe I’m just outdated, but it feels like GC’s are taking more chances on new or smaller EC’s. Maybe it’s because data centers have snagged so many contracts. How do other electricians go about building relationships with new GC’s because the old way of country clubs and soirée’s feels dead.
Does anyone have any insight on how to avoid overbidding? I’m not sure if that’s what Is happening but I’m paranoid and I want to learn as much as I possibly can before I dig a rut. Also, this Reddit has been a great avenue for advice. Thank you to everyone who has helped out this helpless electrician!
Trying to do electrical estimating and I just had a contractor request an itemized list of all materials being supplied and prices and vendors. Is this normal practice?
I’ve been in the Electrical contracting/engineering and Telecommunications industry for 20 years and now I’m trying to help build an Electrical division in a new atmosphere and I’m using McCormick for the software but their actual finished bid looks cheesier Gruyère on an Asiago platter. How do the greats make their final proposal just pop? (Also, I’m not above saying that I should have paid more attention to the estimators at past companies but I was conceited and cocky and I respect them more than ever now that I’m trying to grasp it with the help of one assistant.)
I have a couple new crews and I’m trying to figure out if there is any proven way to figure out what to expect or possibly put in the forecast for unanticipated issues
Electrical contractor with 100+ employees and I feel like some of the old estimating software and McCormick may be outdated when it comes to getting bids while not wanting to spend hours pouring over every light fixture. If anything it seems like finagling with the old software just slows us down. (Using McCormick currently)
Hey y’all, so I just started Sust 250 for the first time. I have seen conflicting reviews on how often to pin. I the past I was doing test p but I feel like with the other esters every other day would be excessive. Any advice would help! Thanks!