christinescoms
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Hi, I am about to take my journeyman certification test here in California and eventually would like to start my own business. I am aware that
in California, you need 4 years of journey-level experience. I have an associates in Electrical Construction and Maintenance which the CSLB said
they would give me 1.5 years of experience. Plus I currently have 1.5 years of "journey level experience," as the CSLB requires. So just about a
year left!!! My question is in regard to estimating software. I know this is premature for my situation but I wanted to know what EC's out
there use for software and approximate prices. In school, we used ConEst software, which seemed pretty easy to navigate and I believe it
updated itself for current material pricing. So what do you guys use?
in California, you need 4 years of journey-level experience. I have an associates in Electrical Construction and Maintenance which the CSLB said
they would give me 1.5 years of experience. Plus I currently have 1.5 years of "journey level experience," as the CSLB requires. So just about a
year left!!! My question is in regard to estimating software. I know this is premature for my situation but I wanted to know what EC's out
there use for software and approximate prices. In school, we used ConEst software, which seemed pretty easy to navigate and I believe it
updated itself for current material pricing. So what do you guys use?