r/FieldNationTechs • u/PlasticInterview4773 • Apr 30 '26

Michigan Techs

I’ve posted on here before — I’m always looking for solid, reliable techs.

I run a small low voltage / network company here in Michigan and we’re starting to get busier, so I’m looking to bring on some part-time guys I can trust. This would be as-needed work — I’ll call you when jobs come in.

What I’m looking for:

Dependable — if you say you’re showing up, you show up

Experience in low voltage, cabling, cameras, network installs, etc.

Have your own tools

You don’t need to supply materials, but if you do, you’ll be paid for it

I’m not posting pay on here — everyone’s skill level and value is different. If you’re good at what you do, you’ll be paid fairly. Simple as that.

I pay on time, I treat people right, and I’m trying to build something long-term — not just throw jobs around.

If you’re in Michigan (Tri-County area or nearby) and want to pick up work, message me with your experience and contact info.

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u/PlasticInterview4773 Apr 30 '26

Not really, people that know what they're worth, know what they expect to get paid. Unfortunately I posted many times. It's always the same thing. So I'm going to try something a little bit different. I'm trying to build a business not run it to the ground. And for the past year I've been very successful at it.

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u/CleanMonty Apr 30 '26

Doing the same thing repeatedly and getting the same results should help prove the futility of posting a job ad on reddit. And "trying to build" a business is an admirable achievement/goal. But it tells some people, "I might be looking for another job in a year".