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Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] general contractors taking a cut...
In my experience of six years, we have had to "do business" with a GC or
other intermediary three times. We haven't had a real problem, other
than slow payment. There have been other ti
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Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 2:15 PM
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Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] general contractors taking a cut...
My experience over the years as an electrical contractor is that GC
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Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2009 8:38 PM
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] general contractors taking a cut...
We have tried this before but never seems to work out, although we have
worked with several general contractors or architects to coordinate a solar
inst
In 20+ years, I have only had one contractor that "wanted to run it through
his books". Everyone else has had me work directly with the owner. No one
has gone into competition with me, but then we have 4 solar companies in a
town with 800 people, go figure that one out. We all do well n business an
RE-wrenches] general contractors taking a cut...
We have tried this before but never seems to work out, although we have
worked with several general contractors or architects to coordinate a solar
installation the owner purchased direct from us and we had to install during
construction.
Here is
Tump, and all I work with several builders (mostly off-grid) who
surprisingly don't seem to want the
"cut"! these guys are really reputable contractors who just want to be
assured of a good job , on time, to
keep their reputations as a get-it-done on budget guy. That's what I want,
too,
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To: RE-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org
Subject: [RE-wrenches] general contractors taking a cut...
Is anyone else dealing w/ a general contractor who wants to sell solar?
I'm curious of the work arrangement, as we are being propositioned by a
high-end custom home builder who is norm
We have tried this before but never seems to work out, although we have worked with several general contractors or architects to coordinate a solar installation the owner purchased direct from us and we had to install during construction.
Here is what usually happens - The contractor says, give u
Is anyone else dealing w/ a general contractor who wants to sell solar?
I'm curious of the work arrangement, as we are being propositioned by a
high-end custom home builder who is normally quite busy and says he "can
sell a lot of solar".would be tricky w/ all the incentives.
Eric R. Andrews
NABC
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