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    Starting new business, few questions if you don't mind?

    Hello all, i'm new to the forum. Recently decided to go it alone as i have now been out of work for awhile. So just a a few questions. 1. What are the standard call out fees? I'm looking to charge around £35 to be competitive compared to some in the area that are charging over £50. 2. Is it a...
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    Starting up for my self,

    Hi, I'm unemployed just now, Lost my job through lack of work the company had, There's not much work out there atm where i stay so i've been thinking about starting up for myself, I've been plumbing for over 10yrs 6yr on newbuilds and 5yr on maintenance work, (Time served with my papers)...
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    Just starting self employment

    Hi again everyone I am trying to ween myself away from building sites and other agency contract work, and work for myself full time. I have a few jobs in the near future, but unfortunately not enough to keep the ball rolling. Does anyone have any constructive ideas on how i can generate...
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    Starting up your own business

    Hello again, Just wanted some advice really or links to websites that may be of help. I've always worked as a sub contractor but left them back in september after their pricebook rates went down to an absolute pittance. Since that time, i've not advertised but have had a fair few jobs by...
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    Starting on the self employed route, advice please

    Hi I have finished my City and Guilds 6128 technical certificate in general plumbing skills and unvented heating systems. I am planning on going self employed and have already done a few jobs for friends/family and a couple of professional jobs. Can anyone point me in the right direction in...
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    ContractorForum: How long does primer take to dry?: Hi guys, i am starting my first f

    ContractorForum: How long does primer take to dry?: Hi guys, i am starting my first floor tiling project (my own bathroom and to.. http://bit.ly/89D1wA More... Follow us on Twitter.
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    Baxi HE100 banging when starting up

    Hi, I had the above boiler installed about 2 years ago, for the last 6 months it has started banging for a few minutes when it starts up. It sounds like the central heating pipes are banging not the boiler itself. Any help would be appreciated in identifying the problem. Dave.
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    Hi just starting my training on the 6088 level 2 course

    Hi Guys, Im just about to start my NVQ level 2 training at college and have a couple of questions that i wonder if anyone could help me with.... once I have completed the level 2 training (next year sometime) and I move on to the NVQ level 3 course, can this also be done at college? and if...
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    Potterton boiler starting unexpectantly

    I have recently replaced my hot water cylinder tank, which came with a new cylinder stat (Danfoss Control\Limiter model). What I am having a problem with now is that I cannot get the cylinder stat to trigger the boiler when temperture of water falls below a given temperture as set by cylinder...
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    Starting out!

    Being a wrinkly myself, I thought I would like to pass on a tip or two to our younger members when they start in the game. First and foremost concentrate on measuring and marking out. You'll always get a recommendation if your work looks neat, even if its Plumbed in wrong. Also don't expect...
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    BPEC Aptitude Assessment before starting an apprenrticeship?

    Hello all, This is my 1st post. I have applied for a plumbing apprenticeship with my local council. I was pleased to hear back from them, they are happy with the application and I have been invited to sit a BPEC Aptitude Assessment, if I pass that, I will then be invited to an interview. My...
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    Help needed with starting a plumbers merchants

    I am looking into opening a high street shop dealing in plumbing & heating goods.:eek: I have been in the plumbing industry for many years, so I have had some fair amount of dealings with the public.:cool: I have a good knowledge of all plumbing & heating materials used. What i am not to...
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    Advice on starting up

    I am thinking of starting up on my own soon but need a little advice on how to go about it all, i was thinking of the little cards you can get made,probably make myself on computer,but is there a law to posting these through peoples doors and will ii have to inform the tax people straight away...
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    Poss starting self employed - advice?

    Hello folks, i'm not a plumber I'm a Corgi service engineer. But hat's off to you plumber lads - we couldn't have civilisation without you. Fact. No running water or toilets and we'd still be living in huts. I watch too many documentaries about the romans on sky I think!:rolleyes:Did you know...
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    Starting up on my own. Argh Help.

    Hi all. i have been working in the plumbing trade (with a qualified plumber) for less than 6 months. my employer wants me to think about setting up on my own in the very near future. trouble is im s**t scared of taking the leap (A:) because its only been 6 months and (B:) im terrified of making...
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    starting out

    I'm currently looking to start a plumbers course in the next few months with ppl. the course seems good. i will be loaning the money for the course. My concern is finding a job as a inexperienced plumber. if anyone has info on what the course is like and getting work straight after. i would be...
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    Recently qaulified, starting out this week

    Hello everyone My name is Phil from West Yorkshire, I've recently passed my 6129 in Leeds and am starting out on my own as a self-employed plumber. I have 2 years experience in plumbing from work I've done on my house including new bathroom, creating en-suite with all the drainage, moving...
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    Starting Out- New Member

    Hi everyone, just started my plumbing course so thought i'd join a forum to get some tips and advice when i need it from the pro's. i am a joiner by trade but i have been fitting bathrooms and kitchens for a couple of years. reason i am doing a course is to get the knowledge and qualifications...
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    thinking about starting on my own

    so im thinking im gonna start off by putting an ad in the paper, repairs, installations replacements, etc. what ive always had a problem with when doing foreigners in the past is pricing, anyone have any sources where there is a general range of prices for jobs. like what hourly rate should i be...
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