Since I’m 17, you may wonder how I can perform some of these services if it’s not even legal for me to do so.
When you contract me to complete a service for you, part of the service can’t be done by me. That’s why I follow this order of events for a service:
- Research, design, cost, and plan out the whole service. (This step includes discussing the cost and service with the customer to reach an agreement.)
- Determine which steps for the service I cannot complete.
- Steps that I cannot complete include:
- Electrical wiring for all voltages
- Major electrical work
- Other jobs that require a license per Georgia law
- Steps that I can complete include
- Hardware installation
- System setup
- Other jobs that do not require a license per Georgia law
- Steps that I cannot complete include:
- Contract external contractors to complete tasks that I am not able to complete.
- The only fee from this step passed to the customer is that of the external contractor. I do not pass any fee for arranging external contracting services to the customer.
- Complete all other tasks myself.
This way, you’re paying less than if you were to contract another contractor to complete the entire service while supporting a small business and a local teen. Thanks in advance for your support!