The Hidden Dangers of Using Customer-Supplied Fixtures

Ever wondered what it truly means to stand your ground as a
tradesperson? This episode of Make Trades Great Again will
enlighten you on the not-so-discussed implications of using
customer-supplied equipment and fixtures. We delve into the
nitty-gritty of why it's crucial to be knowledgeable about the
quality of materials we use and how this impacts our businesses,
both in terms of work efficiency and profitability. We also shine
a light on the importance of understanding agreements and
contracts when dealing with customer-supplied equipment fixtures
and explain why installing equipment that customers have
purchased themselves might not be the best idea.

Turn up the volume as we navigate the world of negotiating hourly
rates and responsibilities. We lay bare our experiences dealing
with customer-supplied fixtures and the ripple effects on our
businesses. We also explore the importance of having the right
person at the helm when things go awry. Wrapping up this
enlightening conversation, we assert that standing firm on your
business principles even if it means refusing to install
equipment bought by customers, guarantees a job well done. So,
step in, attune your ears and prepare to be enlightened on
matters you thought you knew, and others you didn't know you
should.


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