I used to answer questions every week in lives on here, if you like this Q&A style stuff and want to watch some old ones check them out → www.youtube.com/@officialjohnseaman/streams
You’re a big inspiration man. I’m 25 years old on my second year as a sitework/excavation contractor. All your information has been a great help to myself and business. I hope to be as good of a business man as you someday.
You’re a legend I’m 22 started my landscape company 2 years ago but last year i went full time. Hoping this year to be consistent and hire 2 guys and just keep growing.
Your a big inspiration brother I’m 22 and started my own company about 6 months ago with demolition and junk removal and watching you is teaching me a lot about business appreciate you brother!!
Love the content, Im 22 down in Texas have my own lawn and landscape business. Infinite amounts of work. Sky is the limit, nothing beats fabricating a dollar from thin air for myself and my employees who have kids and families.
could listen to this for hours. real introspective advice derived from experience. I'm no expert (live and learn) but have yet to pay someone for help but your definitely on the ball. appreciate the wisdom.
Absolutely love all the advice . Thank you n keep it coming. I do concrete mainly decrotive concrete n the advis is awesome the knowledge you give is priceless. Some guys make u pay for the advice you give
thanks for taking your time out to show us good ideas about business... love your content.. keep up the good work. i own my own asphalt business. f~~~ the haters
I actually work for the dot not too far from where you are located. And you're correct about the gravel. Currently we have stockpiled about a million dollars worth of ABC alone behind our office. One of the main reasons I think is because our budget kicks over in July or so so around that time when they get their new money and they'll start buying up stuff.
I went from renovation work into dirt work because I got tired of waiting for subs and tired of their excuses because they didn't run their business well. Started renting equipment and getting it done
Hey man. I’m a younger fella in business would love to connect pick your brain and get some advice. Currently have around 10 units on the road, just passed our first million dollars in sales.. pumped I found your channel.
I'm close to opening up my bookkeeping/accounting firm that'll specialize in excavation/dirt work. Just curious if you had any advice on the problems smaller dirt work companies would have with their books. I think a focus on job/project costing would be pretty beneficial.
The content will be easier to digest if you read aloud the comment or have your cameraman read the comment aloud or give enough of a pause between showing the comment and starting to talk for someone to reap the whole comment or question. I’m not trying to be a dick. I know you’re a businessman not a RUclipsr so I’m just trying to give you a RUclips tip.
I love how everyone thinks Blue Collar is an easy money maker, but they are lazy and just want to sit back and let everyone else make them the money. I've done this for 20 years. If a guy has all the knowledge to run a company, he will do it for himself, not for you. So, plan on working hard or paying well for someone's knowledge.
Seatbelts offer performance. You can’t races carworth shxt without seat belt. Can’t be best at anything with out your seatbelt that goes for heavy equipment as well. Your better with a seatbelt. If you want to be number 2 or lower then sure no seatbelt. Sleep in late hell call out or no show why don’t ya.
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I used to answer questions every week in lives on here, if you like this Q&A style stuff and want to watch some old ones check them out → www.youtube.com/@officialjohnseaman/streams
You’re a big inspiration man. I’m 25 years old on my second year as a sitework/excavation contractor. All your information has been a great help to myself and business. I hope to be as good of a business man as you someday.
Thanks a ton, glad to be able to help!
Who hires a 25 year old contractor, you young need to be working
You’re a legend I’m 22 started my landscape company 2 years ago but last year i went full time. Hoping this year to be consistent and hire 2 guys and just keep growing.
Build a solid foundation and maintain slow steady growth
Awesome video as always .. Love the Q&A style videos too… I’m the same way on the hands free crap I can’t stand it .. Keep on killin it !!
Appreciate that man, glad you’re diggin’ the style!
Your a big inspiration brother I’m 22 and started my own company about 6 months ago with demolition and junk removal and watching you is teaching me a lot about business appreciate you brother!!
Love the video man! Good down to earth honest guy! The good the bad and ugly
Thanks bro
Love the content, Im 22 down in Texas have my own lawn and landscape business. Infinite amounts of work. Sky is the limit, nothing beats fabricating a dollar from thin air for myself and my employees who have kids and families.
John thanks for providing such quality business advice. You show how to be always working and knowing how to make a living. Thank you.
could listen to this for hours. real introspective advice derived from experience. I'm no expert (live and learn) but have yet to pay someone for help but your definitely on the ball. appreciate the wisdom.
Absolutely love all the advice . Thank you n keep it coming. I do concrete mainly decrotive concrete n the advis is awesome the knowledge you give is priceless. Some guys make u pay for the advice you give
Laying the ground work for starting my own business this year. Your videos are awesome man.
Glad to be able to help man, best of luck!
Wicked stuff John!! Thanks for the video. When we seeing the new Denali all dialed in.
Thanks for sharing! It’s hard to find mentors that will share this information. Really appreciate it!
Good advice ur doing something right brother
Appreciate it man!
thanks for taking your time out to show us good ideas about business... love your content.. keep up the good work. i own my own asphalt business. f~~~ the haters
I work in IT and know nothing about what you do, lol. However I find your channel very interesting. Love the videos.
Keep up the great work.
John you are a very intelligent young man for your age.
Thanks for the advice on the in’s & outs of the excavation/dirtwork business appreciate all the content
Glad to be able to help man!
I actually work for the dot not too far from where you are located. And you're correct about the gravel. Currently we have stockpiled about a million dollars worth of ABC alone behind our office. One of the main reasons I think is because our budget kicks over in July or so so around that time when they get their new money and they'll start buying up stuff.
For sure
I went from renovation work into dirt work because I got tired of waiting for subs and tired of their excuses because they didn't run their business well. Started renting equipment and getting it done
Thanks john
Thanks for watching
Hey man. I’m a younger fella in business would love to connect pick your brain and get some advice. Currently have around 10 units on the road, just passed our first million dollars in sales.. pumped I found your channel.
I like this guy 👍
I'm close to opening up my bookkeeping/accounting firm that'll specialize in excavation/dirt work. Just curious if you had any advice on the problems smaller dirt work companies would have with their books. I think a focus on job/project costing would be pretty beneficial.
I always thought Topcon and spectra were the same thing until this video. I guess it’s just the yellow
“Sellin drugs” 😂😂
I would tell my customers to get 3 estimates. But my customers called me. Word of mouth. Im 67 retired. 27 years my business.
Love that man. So good to hear that quality work brings people back.
You know brother.
Who runs the camera…it would be nice to meet the entire staff.
Check out out website
Never seen a triaxle but I know that ain’t right
Goated, nc respects
Do you price to the margin ? Or what is your average margin on these jobs you’re doing ? Just curious , drainage contractor is south Charlotte
50% gp, 30% net
How do you get your name out there with out spending a arm and a leg on a advertisement
Word of mouth
Patience
Shake all the hands you can
That bathroom window looks lil odd. Low and square vrs high and landscape rectangular
“Sellin drugs” 😂😂 but you gotta be like a nice drug dealer….
Wtf, sounds good.
Where are you located at what state? Sounds like you're in Bama
Western NC
Handsfree is the law
Dude first off get the rug off flat boy 😅
The content will be easier to digest if you read aloud the comment or have your cameraman read the comment aloud or give enough of a pause between showing the comment and starting to talk for someone to reap the whole comment or question. I’m not trying to be a dick. I know you’re a businessman not a RUclipsr so I’m just trying to give you a RUclips tip.
Second 💪💪💪💪
🙌🏼🙌🏼
I love how everyone thinks Blue Collar is an easy money maker, but they are lazy and just want to sit back and let everyone else make them the money. I've done this for 20 years. If a guy has all the knowledge to run a company, he will do it for himself, not for you. So, plan on working hard or paying well for someone's knowledge.
What I really wanna know is who tf is behind the camera!?
Just the best content specialist ever
Seatbelts offer performance. You can’t races carworth shxt without seat belt. Can’t be best at anything with out your seatbelt that goes for heavy equipment as well. Your better with a seatbelt. If you want to be number 2 or lower then sure no seatbelt. Sleep in late hell call out or no show why don’t ya.
I agree with you 100%
A good driver wouldn't have that problem. young buck doesnt know a thing.
Why is everyone so frigging dumb these days?
Haha idk
Do yall have an employee record & edit ? Because we want to do these videos in our own business. But it’s extremely time consuming
Oh yea we don’t have time to do it so we have a full time employee
@@officialjohnseaman how much do ya’ll pay your videographer employee ? Or is it performance based ?