A day in my life as an electrician I hope you guys enjoy any questions about anything feel free to leave a comment! Insta: arturo_espinoza04 TikTok: arturo_espinoza04
When you're looking at the plans, how do you keep track of what you have accomplished and haven't accomplished? Also, when working on a home with just the framing up like that, do you work if it rains? Or if it's snowing hard?
Good video 👍🏽! As a homie tip I know it’s about production at times but take a little more pride in running wires it’ll become a habit which will separate you from the rest. Other than that your solid
Great job Homie. You're doing a whole home rough in within 1 day or 2 days at the max? That's real good. I need to step my game up. LOL What was the square footage and do you charge a dollar amount per sq ft or just by the job as in a flat rate for each house or project? Thanks as I'm in Texas and I'm trying to compare the market from State to State. Thanks
I get paid by the work I do so they give me a price for the full house and we have to manage how long we take to wire it but usually takes us a day or maybe 2, but thank you bro appreciate it 🙏🏻
For those kind electricians my outlets are 1 1/2 inches off and i have no clue how they trow wires everywhere in the attic (why not organize every wire to look clean)?????
Yo. I’ve never really done a housing development quite like this. We’re more custom homes and rewires. Got a few questions, 1. You residential? Or do you do commercial as well? 2. How long does it take to rough in all those new houses on this project? Like house by house?
Hey Seth, to answer your questions at the moment I only do residential but I am on my way to learning commercial and it usually takes us about 1 days per house depending on what the house itself has inside as well with all the add ons and options thank you 🙏🏻
Well the ones that we are using in the rough houses are hardwired and have the backup battery so if power goes out in the house the backup battery will be in use
Aye bro you got to look at how other trade techs make their youtube videos and work on like better edits, more commentary & better camera work. I know its hard but if you dont put the youtube attempt at the same level as your job this shit is never going to grow. You got put on my front page via algorithm and you kind of blew it. On the next one i hope to see better content coz im interested in watching u. I just had to turn it off bcoz the audio from the X2 speed was annoying me. I didnt get that far into the video. You have potential. Subbed.
Thank you for the sub! And thank you for the advise it was my first time doing a video like that but I will be making more video like that and explaining what I’m doing and less of the X2 speed but thank you again 🙏🏻
Respectfully this trade is great to learn especially if you ask questions as these houses required 14-2 for all plugs except GFCI outlets which is Kitchen and outside plugs and the bathroom plugs basically all GFCI yes there are some houses that require 12-2 per outlet but this one didn’t and as for my bag if it’s getting the job done and I’m comfortable working with it I don’t see a problem but thank you for your input buddy!
The sunrise and sunsets of every work day is like my calming moments before/after each workday. ❤
It really is! 🌄
I'm trying to get to this point!
When you're looking at the plans, how do you keep track of what you have accomplished and haven't accomplished? Also, when working on a home with just the framing up like that, do you work if it rains? Or if it's snowing hard?
Good video 👍🏽! As a homie tip I know it’s about production at times but take a little more pride in running wires it’ll become a habit which will separate you from the rest. Other than that your solid
Great job Homie. You're doing a whole home rough in within 1 day or 2 days at the max? That's real good. I need to step my game up. LOL What was the square footage and do you charge a dollar amount per sq ft or just by the job as in a flat rate for each house or project? Thanks as I'm in Texas and I'm trying to compare the market from State to State. Thanks
I get paid by the work I do so they give me a price for the full house and we have to manage how long we take to wire it but usually takes us a day or maybe 2, but thank you bro appreciate it 🙏🏻
Did you install tubes for wiring?
this is what i do every year , right now i'm finishing the new church i wired last year -all switches -receptacles etc
That’s really cool brother, keep up the great work! 🙏🏻
For those kind electricians my outlets are 1 1/2 inches off and i have no clue how they trow wires everywhere in the attic (why not organize every wire to look clean)?????
i’m a junior in high school and looking to be an electrician what do you recommend on how to start ?
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Yo. I’ve never really done a housing development quite like this. We’re more custom homes and rewires. Got a few questions,
1. You residential? Or do you do commercial as well?
2. How long does it take to rough in all those new houses on this project? Like house by house?
Hey Seth, to answer your questions at the moment I only do residential but I am on my way to learning commercial and it usually takes us about 1 days per house depending on what the house itself has inside as well with all the add ons and options thank you 🙏🏻
Wth yall building a whole neighborhood?
As an owner of an electrical company, how can you not change the batteries in your smoke detector?
Well the ones that we are using in the rough houses are hardwired and have the backup battery so if power goes out in the house the backup battery will be in use
@@arturoespinoza04 I was meaning in your own house
😂😂😂 gotta clock in for that
@@Tier1sprkygroups below certain socio economic levels can’t hear the beep apparently
@@ZackMeetsWorld right!
No electric toothbrush?
You b line a lot of wires
No self respecting “electrician” has a chirping smoke detector in his house. He’s a helper at best.
Dude shut up you sound ignorant as hell
You tryna act like there’s a difference when they both do the same thing, no self respecting tradesman admits they’re an electrician
@@leytonmcnameewhat does that mean ?
you move the camera too much you don't let us see things well
Sorry about that it was a bit hard to keep it in the right angles but I will do more videos soon with a better angle, thank you for the feedback 🙏🏻
are you non union or union?
I am unfortunately non union
Aye bro you got to look at how other trade techs make their youtube videos and work on like better edits, more commentary & better camera work. I know its hard but if you dont put the youtube attempt at the same level as your job this shit is never going to grow. You got put on my front page via algorithm and you kind of blew it. On the next one i hope to see better content coz im interested in watching u. I just had to turn it off bcoz the audio from the X2 speed was annoying me. I didnt get that far into the video. You have potential. Subbed.
Thank you for the sub! And thank you for the advise it was my first time doing a video like that but I will be making more video like that and explaining what I’m doing and less of the X2 speed but thank you again 🙏🏻
@@arturoespinoza04 Yea bro just watch some other youtubers who do trades and get some ideas. ill be watching
Why you in running 14/2 for the plugs it should be 12/2 buddy . And buy some real bags
Respectfully this trade is great to learn especially if you ask questions as these houses required 14-2 for all plugs except GFCI outlets which is Kitchen and outside plugs and the bathroom plugs basically all GFCI yes there are some houses that require 12-2 per outlet but this one didn’t and as for my bag if it’s getting the job done and I’m comfortable working with it I don’t see a problem but thank you for your input buddy!
@cfajardo6543 why would he run 12-2 if the intended use is for a 15 amp circuit
@@Zodiaccz_right?
Bet you’re a pleasure to work with