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What You'll Learn
How to Operate as an Independent Contractor
Set up your business the right way — LLC, EIN, bank account, and contracts.
Hiring Licensed Trades as Subs
Find, vet, and contract licensed electricians, plumbers, and HVAC pros.
How to Price a Job & Keep Your Margin
Mark up sub costs, quote clients, and protect your profit on every project.
Landing Your First Client
From cold outreach to signed contract — a full playbook for new contractors.
Contracts That Protect You
Client agreements, sub agreements, and change orders — done right.
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