Why Choose Me
Pros and Prose About a Pro
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| High Performance | Industry Norms 1 | |
| Techs Paid Min Wage + Commission | No | Yes |
| Customers Invited to Watch | Yes | No |
| Transparent Pricing | Yes | No |
| Trade School | Yes | No 2 |
| CSLB License | Yes | Maybe 3 |
| Liability Insurance | Yes | Maybe 4 |
| Repair Parts on the Van | hundreds | dozens 5 |
| 5 Star Reviews Per Technician | hundreds | dozens |
Footnotes:
- My assessment of industry norms is an opinion backed by decades of experience. Naturally, there are those who disagree.
- Most in this trade haven’t been to a real trade school. Most haven’t even been trained by someone who has. The state doesn’t require it.
- Some highly rated contractors pretend they’re state licensed by showing their city license. Others dodge the license by working cheap.
- California contractors aren’t required to have liability insurance. All they’re required to have is a surprisingly cheap bond.
- A contractor who is serious about service sends full-size trucks. Those cute little minivans just can’t carry very many parts.