• @stevehobbes
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    31 year ago

    Does any state have enough electricians (or plumbers)? Demand will increase, prices will rise, more people hopefully will become electricians…

    • @ickplantOPM
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      21 year ago

      Hopefully, but it still takes a while to become an experienced electrician. It may not be prudent to wait until the free market takes care of that, IMO. We need incentives for young people to go into trades now.

  • solidsnake2085
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    31 year ago

    With the city of Denver natural gas ban it’s becoming harder to get water heaters and boilera replaced. They are talking about going electric but it’s becoming a big hassle for us plumbers out here.

  • @liontigerwings
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    11 year ago

    If there’s a shortage then pay will increase. When pay increases more people will become electricians. This is a problem that solves itself.

    • @ickplantOPM
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      31 year ago

      It takes 4 years to become an electrician in CO, it’s not like you can just go from being a restaurant server to an electrician if wages increase. So yes, we need incentives for people to go into those schools NOW, so that we have enough electricians in 4 years.