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Updated almost 3 years ago, 02/21/2022

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(Soon) New electrical contractor

Jarrod Hannon
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Hi all. 1st I want to start off saying I think I Chose the correct category, so please forgive me if I did not. I am starting up my own electrician company soon. I like most new businesses am trying to get a feel for what to prepare for. More specifically I'm trying to get a feel about how many RE investors are looking for electricians. I am trying to get My name out there and I hope this is ok and if not please someone direct me how to properly do so and I will gladly comply, but another big question I can't fully decide on is whether or not to hire an apprentice right away. I'm up in Princeton, MN but am looking to work in my area and more so in the north west suburbs. I haven't been in the cities for a while so I don't know the demand currently and am looking for advice from other professionals and others familiar with the industry.

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