Damn. Not half that in my country unless you own the company. I'll bet you real estate prices are enormous.Construction workers where I am are all $100 000+. Depending on how much OT they work. Mostly we work 10hr days.
Damn. Not half that in my country unless you own the company. I'll bet you real estate prices are enormous.
No you're a mucky schmuck. .
Construction workers where I am are all $100 000+. Depending on how much OT they work. Mostly we work 10hr days.
Damn. Not half that in my country unless you own the company. I'll bet you real estate prices are enormous.
You aren't working here then right? Fort Mac?
I think most camp jobs in remote areas pay that much.
Depends. This is heavy construction building hydro projects, smelters highways etc, not houses. Often camp work.The company I work for right now is a US company.Building houses around here is a guarantee of poverty.
Not much of anything in housing right now and there has not been for at least 3 years. We know only too well. Built a spec in L.S. and we did sell it but it took so much longer than we expected. It's a really nice home but we made an instant decision to never build a spec again. Didn't you used to work for the Fire Dept? It's probably volunteers there, right?
Not much of anything in housing right now and there has not been for at least 3 years. We know only too well. Built a spec in L.S. and we did sell it but it took so much longer than we expected. It's a really nice home but we made an instant decision to never build a spec again. Didn't you used to work for the Fire Dept? It's probably volunteers there, right?
Campbell River.
Yes commercial always pays better than residential. I've been involved in both relative to casework and millwork. Never made much in either even when I built my own shop.Depends. This is heavy construction building hydro projects, smelters highways etc, not houses. Often camp work.The company I work for right now is a US company.Building houses around here is a guarantee of poverty.
You got that right, Lud $1/3 million for a modest shack.
Doesn't surprise me with those kind of wages. I guess your material prices are to the moon as well considering your overloaded labor costs.You got that right, Lud $1/3 million for a modest shack.