Where to Work in the Trades in 2025 (and where NOT to)
In this guide, we’ll walk through the states paying well right now, where demand is strongest, how licensing reciprocity can fast‑track (or stall) your move, what “real” take‑home looks like after the bills, and which states may be tougher for beginners. I’ll round it out with the trades that tend to earn the most and […]
Is Trade School Beneficial?
Imagine stepping onto a construction site already knowing how to handle the tools, wire a circuit, install HVAC equipment, or even plumb an entire bathroom. In the YouTube video “Is Trade School Beneficial?” I explore how trade schools—and especially technical colleges—can equip you with these types of real-world, hands-on skills before you ever step onto […]
USA vs Canada | Getting into the Trades
When it comes to career opportunities, the skilled trades remain a reliable path on both sides of the border. While each country has its own systems and educational tracks, the fundamentals stay the same: the trades demand hands-on skills, offer significant earning potential, and desperately need more apprentices to replace a retiring workforce. Below is […]
13 Reasons Plumbing is the BEST Trade
Plumbing is more than just pipes and fixtures. It’s a profession that blends practical craftsmanship with problem-solving skills, offering a steady career path and the chance to improve people’s daily lives in very real ways. Below are thirteen reasons plumbing stands out among the skilled trades. 1. Intellectual Stimulation Plumbing doesn’t just rely on muscle. […]
Who is the KING of the Trades? Plumber vs Welder
Plumbers and welders both hold essential roles, but which trade truly reigns supreme? One side emphasizes how every building and house needs running water and functional restrooms, while the other points out that everything from cars to pipelines to refineries depends on welded metal. Below is a lighthearted look at the debate, plus insights on […]