Rideshare Professional

• Framing residential homes, garages, additions, and multi-level structures
• Wall, floor, and roof layout using stick or platform methods
• Installing engineered beams, joists, LVLs, rafters, and trusses
• Cutting and placing birdsmouths, lookouts, and blocking to spec
• Using framing squares, lasers, and string for precision layout
• Reading blueprints, elevation drawings, and architectural detail sheets
• Framing custom staircases with proper rise/run and headroom
• Constructing decks with flush, cantilevered, or wraparound designs
• Anchoring posts with adjustable or fixed Simpson brackets on slab or piers
• Framing coffered ceilings and tray ceilings with symmetrical box layout
• Installing shear panels, strapping, hold-downs, and hurricane ties
• Framing pocket door openings using kits with soft-close integration
• Sheathing walls and roofs with proper edge spacing and fastener patterns
• Installing temporary bracing, scaffolding, and cribbing for safe workflow
• Trimming baseboard, crown molding, casing, and chair rail
• Scribing complex trim transitions around uneven walls or tile
• Installing paint-grade and stain-grade millwork with caulkable or flush seams
• Using miter saws with stop blocks and fine-tune adjustments for repetitive cuts
• Installing pre-hung, slab, barn, French, bifold, and pocket doors
• Routing hinge mortises and cutting strike plates with jig templates
• Planing doors and adjusting hinges for seasonal alignment
• Laying LVP, laminate, floating, or glue-down floor systems
• Leveling subfloors using compound, shims, or underlayment
• Cutting flooring around toilet flanges, stair nosings, and angled walls
• Installing base shoe and transitions for seamless flooring finishes
• Pouring concrete slabs, sidewalks, driveways, and footings
• Setting up forms with rebar, mesh, expansion joints, and stakes
• Using screeds, floats, edgers, and trowels for finishing
• Applying broom finishes, swirl textures, and smooth slab surfaces
• Mixing concrete manually or operating tow-behind mixers on-site
• Patching cracks and setting anchors or post bases into cured concrete
• Constructing ICF foundations with foam forms and rebar grids
• Bracing tall ICF walls for core pours and vibratory consolidation
• Installing rebar horizontally and vertically with correct tie spacing
• Waterproofing ICF with peel-and-stick membranes or liquid barriers
• Encapsulating crawlspaces with vapor barriers and sealed seams
• Installing sump pumps, drain lines, and trenching for dry-out
• Sealing crawlspace vents and insulating rim joists
• Repairing sill plate and rim board rot with structural sistering
• Installing torch-down roofing and rolled asphalt systems on low slopes
• Laying down base sheets, cap sheets, and edge metal with torch
• Applying elastomeric coatings to extend roof lifespan
• Shingling residential roofs with full tear-offs and underlayment
• Nailing down starter strips, ridge caps, pipe boots, and valley flashing
• Repairing wind or hail damage with matched shingle types
• Installing metal roofing panels, drip edge, snow guards, and fastener tape
• Mounting attic vents, ridge vents, gable vents, and static cans
• Glazing windows and replacing glass panes with putty or clips
• Installing retrofit and new-construction windows with foam seal
• Squaring and shimming window frames for latch and sash alignment
• Flashing windows with tape, z-flash, and pan flashing
• Hanging exterior doors with full threshold, weatherstripping, and strike adjustment
• Installing storm doors, screen doors, deadbolts, smart locks, and levers
• Replacing exterior door sills, jamb extensions, and rot-damaged components
• Installing vinyl siding, LP SmartSide, fiber cement, and metal cladding
• Cutting and mounting soffit, fascia, corner boards, and starter strips
• Nailing J-channel, window trim, and frieze boards with expansion spacing
• Matching old siding profiles for invisible patch jobs
• Hanging drywall on walls and ceilings, including difficult corners or vaulted areas
• Taping and mudding seams with paper or mesh tape
• Applying multiple coats, sanding between layers, and achieving level 5 finishes
• Matching existing wall textures: knockdown, orange peel, skip trowel, hand float
• Repairing holes, cuts, and ceiling damage after electrical or plumbing work
• Priming, painting, and sealing interior and exterior surfaces
• Masking trim, taping off lines, and cutting clean edges
• Using airless sprayers, rollers, brushes, and HVLP guns
• Matching sheen and color tone across walls, ceilings, and trim
• Replacing toilets, sinks, vanities, and faucet assemblies
• Installing PEX water lines with expansion or crimp connections
• Sweating copper, gluing PVC, and threading galvanized pipe
• Replacing traps, shutoffs, hose bibs, and risers
• Installing water heaters with proper venting and drip pan setups
• Testing for leaks, pressure, and hot/cold orientation
• Running new electrical circuits in walls, ceilings, or conduit
• Installing outlets, switches, dimmers, fans, can lights, and sconces
• Terminating circuits to panel with proper gauge and labeling
• Mounting and wiring subpanels in outbuildings and garages
• Installing GFCI and AFCI devices for code compliance
• Installing smart switches, dimmers, and 3-way configurations
• Balancing electrical load across breakers to prevent overload
• Installing LED retrofits with low-voltage drivers or step-down transformers
• Mounting security lights, motion sensors, and photocell triggers
• Repairing short circuits, reverse polarity, and ungrounded outlets
• Building router sleds, featherboards, and custom table saw jigs
• Using drill press stops for repetitive hole spacing and depth
• Cutting joinery with box joint and dovetail jigs
• Mounting router table plates and building dust collection shrouds
• Gluing and clamping long seams with minimal bow or misalignment
• Veneering boards using vacuum press systems
• Spraying contact adhesive, lacquer, or finishes with HVLP sprayers
• Sharpening chisels, blades, and bits using oil stones or diamond plates
• Rigging come-alongs, chain hoists, and block and tackle systems
• Tying off materials or loads using bowline, trucker’s hitch, and clove hitch
• Repairing tools and modifying jigs or handles under field conditions
• Building temporary scaffolding, braces, and safety rails on uneven terrain
• Cleaning and maintaining power tools: saws, drills, sprayers, routers
• Mixing and loading spray foam rigs for open- or closed-cell application
• Monitoring pressure and temperature while spraying foam evenly
• Calculating expansion ratios and thickness to meet R-value targets
• Patching foam voids and trimming cured overspray cleanly
• Installing attic insulation baffles and ensuring proper air sealing
• Building tool trailers with logical layout, balance, and securement
• Packing tools and materials for multi-site transport with minimal shift
• Securing cargo using ratchet straps, rope, and E-track anchor points
• Loading materials for dump runs and staging for clean haul-off
• Running skid steers or grade lasers for trench and foundation slope
• Grading drainage paths with attention to flow rate and erosion control
• Reading plat maps, setbacks, easements, and lot lines for planning
• Marking utility access and coordinating with dig call services
• Walking inspectors through job sites and explaining code compliance
• Conducting walkthroughs for insurance, scope, or project closeout
• Applying temporary tarps, weatherproofing, or cribs after damage events
• Correcting red-tagged violations and documenting before/after conditions
• Demolishing kitchens, baths, basements, or full interiors with containment
• Shutting off gas, water, electric, and HVAC before selective demo
• Labeling and saving reusable materials for resale or reinstall
• Hauling away demo debris, drywall, tile, wood, and metal
• Clearing tree limbs, brush, and site obstacles before work begins
• Working in cold, heat, or rain with appropriate gear and staging
• Building shelters, windbreaks, and heat sources when needed on-site
• Using basic survival skills when stranded or during disaster response
• Fishing, cleaning, and cooking meals with minimal gear
• Making tools from found objects or scrap to complete work
• Living without electricity, plumbing, or HVAC and still executing jobs
• PT 2
• Installing Ring floodlights, doorbells, and cameras with mobile sync
• Setting up commercial NVR/DVR camera systems with multi-zone coverage
• Running PoE cabling and configuring IP cams for remote access
• Mounting indoor and outdoor cams with optimized sight lines and IR vision
• Adjusting camera zones for motion sensitivity and event triggers
• Setting up smart home hubs with Alexa, Google Home, and HomeKit
• Syncing smart locks, switches, plugs, and thermostats across multiple platforms
• Diagnosing smart home integration failures and correcting pairing issues
• Creating automated routines with geofencing, voice triggers, and schedules
• Installing smart dimmers, RGB lighting systems, and Wi-Fi switches
• Setting up off-grid monitoring systems using LTE routers and solar power
• Installing solar-charged trail cams for rural or jobsite surveillance
• Configuring remote jobsite monitoring with motion alerts and cloud backups
• Designing off-grid power systems with load shedding and battery relay switches
• Setting up mobile routers with failover and signal-boosting antennae
• Installing remote generator monitoring using smart plug voltage sensors
• Tracking assets with GPS tags synced to cloud dashboards
• Building live dashboards with Google Sheets and App Script automation
• Creating interactive spreadsheet tools with dropdowns, data validation, and color codes
• Writing custom formulas to calculate inventory, labor, mileage, or margin
• Automating task updates and logging changes with Sheets scripting
• Creating Notion databases for project tracking and daily task flow
• Using Trello to organize workflows by status, owner, and deadline
• Linking spreadsheets and Trello for automatic card generation and progress sync
• Building invoicing systems with live balance tracking and payment logs
• Generating templated PDF invoices from spreadsheet data using Google Apps Script
• Logging receipts, material costs, mileage, and depreciation for tax readiness
• Creating dynamic project quotes with real-time labor/material cost updates
• Building change order logs with client-facing approval columns
• Creating job cost summaries with percentage-of-completion tracking
• Maintaining audit-ready digital folders for each job and phase
• Organizing client folders by project, revision, and scope version
• Designing folder structures for scalable project growth and contractor collaboration
• Backing up cloud assets weekly using manual sync and external drives
• Using standardized naming conventions for photos, drafts, invoices, and docs
• Installing and configuring Linux VPS instances via terminal
• Setting up CyberPanel and Plesk for web server and domain hosting
• Connecting domains with A/CNAME records, propagation, and SSL certificates
• Troubleshooting DNS errors, SSL mismatch, and propagation timeouts
• Creating HTML/CSS websites with responsive design for mobile and desktop
• Building local test environments using XAMPP for isolated PHP/MySQL dev
• Structuring PHP include files (header, footer, navigation, sections)
• Creating contact forms with email scripts and input sanitization
• Creating login systems with basic session handling (PHP/JS/HTML)
• Building MySQL databases with user, inventory, and log tables
• Writing basic SQL queries for data retrieval, filters, and counts
• Writing CRUD operations in PHP for managing dynamic content
• Connecting PHP front-end to MySQL back-end with prepared statements
• Integrating Google Sheets API for external data access in web tools
• Building calculator tools (e.g. candle, concrete, time, material cost)
• Designing UI/UX layouts for custom dashboards, inventory views, or timers
• Building mobile-first designs with flexbox or grid responsiveness
• Creating favicon, logo, and branding kits for use across platforms
• Designing print collateral: business cards, invoices, flyers, and signage
• Building logos in vector format with Illustrator or Inkscape
• Creating layered Photoshop mockups for websites or social media
• Converting logos to SVG for crisp display at all resolutions
• Editing social videos with jump cuts, overlays, titles, and transitions
• Designing story highlights and cover icons for business Instagram accounts
• Building branded Notion templates for client tracking or sales flow
• Setting up Stripe/PayPal payments for one-time or recurring services
• Connecting Stripe API to inventory and logging sales to Sheets
• Sending confirmation emails with automated scripts post-purchase
• Writing Google Apps Script to update inventory based on purchases
• Creating product trackers with reorder reminders and usage logs
• Building password-protected admin areas with simple login validation
• Installing and securing .htaccess files to block unauthorized access
• Tracking user sessions to maintain login persistence or logouts
• Writing JavaScript functions for interactive buttons, modals, or filters
• Using JS to trigger updates, alerts, or database sync via fetch/AJAX
• Storing data in localStorage or sessionStorage for state preservation
• Creating loading animations or conditional display elements with JS
• Building time-tracking or timer tools for services or hourly billing
• Creating uptime monitoring systems using third-party tools + cron scripts
• Writing shell scripts for automated backup, cleanup, or sync
• Creating .bashrc aliases for common terminal tasks on servers
• Configuring remote desktop access to VPS or Pi-based environments
• Using Raspberry Pi as a web server, camera hub, or monitoring node
• Flashing Pi SD cards, configuring SSH, and setting static IPs
• Installing headless systems and controlling remotely via terminal
• Building JSON APIs for device control or remote dashboards
• Monitoring server CPU, RAM, and disk usage with htop and bash scripts
• Deploying containerized tools using Docker on lightweight servers
• Hosting internal tools for personal use on private VPS subdomains
• Creating browser-accessible internal dashboards for business management
• Logging maintenance events and uptime history for devices
• Drafting client emails, updates, and formal service agreements
• Writing contracts for design services, consulting, or installation packages
• Generating document templates for repeat use and fast modification
• Filing permits with local city departments for remodels and additions
• Reading zoning codes, lot coverage limits, and easement regulations
• Communicating with inspectors to clarify redlines and revisions
• Submitting revised plans with structural notes or code callouts
• Tracking project stages from pre-design to closeout digitally
• Logging inspections, notes, and approvals for future review
• Creating sales pipelines in spreadsheets, Notion, or Trello
• Ranking leads and tracking conversion rates by service type
• Generating monthly reports on project status, backlog, and payment status
• Creating SOPs for internal use or subcontractor onboarding
• Documenting how-to guides for internal tools and workflows
• Creating quick reference sheets for code lookups or tool usage
• Drafting safety manuals and lockout/tagout guides for crews
• Maintaining organized asset libraries for logos, photos, videos, and deliverables
• Backing up all business data to local and cloud systems on rotation
• Setting up email aliases for departments or business verticals
• Filtering and labeling incoming emails using automated rules
• Maintaining audit trail of all email and file communication
• Working with clients via Zoom, Meet, or phone with screen sharing
• Using password managers and 2FA to secure online tools
• Preparing data and workflows for employee handoff or future sale
• Leading crews of 2–12+ across multiple trades and job phases
• Training new hires in tools, safety, expectations, and quality standards
• Keeping jobsite morale high during tight deadlines and weather delays
• Intervening in trade disputes and resolving client-vendor conflicts calmly
• Defusing high-pressure situations with diplomacy and structured solutions
• Helping subcontractors or team members recover from burnout or overwhelm
• Mentoring younger tradespeople on workflow, efficiency, and discipline
• Communicating clearly with homeowners, GCs, city officials, and suppliers
• Creating trust in difficult clients through consistency and professionalism
• Translating vague client goals into clear scope and deliverable lists
• Anticipating scope creep and locking it down with structured change orders
• Writing detailed project proposals with timelines, exclusions, and assumptions
• Negotiating pricing and expectations in uncomfortable or lopsided deals
• Working with real estate investors, flippers, and tight-budget clients
• Learning new systems, tools, platforms, and workflows under pressure
• Adapting to last-minute schedule changes and unplanned scope additions
• Waking up at 4am to prep for bids, walkthroughs, or permit submittals
• Maintaining daily operations during personal grief, trauma, or burnout
• Performing high-skill work in extreme cold, heat, or sleep deprivation
• Fulfilling responsibilities when others backed out or failed to deliver
• Getting back up after business failure, betrayal, or financial collapse
• Living with long-term emotional weight while still creating and building
• Supporting others emotionally while holding in personal pain
• Concealing panic or despair to protect clients or crews from stress
• Enduring workplace isolation without losing motivation or quality
• Surviving periods of homelessness while continuing to work and provide
• Fishing, cleaning, and cooking food over fire when no food was available
• Making shelter and heat from scraps during freezing temperatures
• Improvising tools from broken parts or materials found on-site
• Living without electricity, plumbing, or transportation and adapting systems
• Repairing homes while living in them without power or hot water
• Tying knots for hauling, anchor points, and rescue work under load
• Building secure loads in trailers, vans, or truck beds without movement
• Carrying gear or materials alone that were meant for teams
• Creating entire jobsite systems solo: layout, install, communication, clean-up
• Building workflows from scratch when no support existed
• Being the fallback when everyone else said "not my problem"
• Standing between angry parties and diffusing long-standing tension
• Creating new plans mid-crisis to save jobs from collapse
• Acting as therapist, foreman, scheduler, and friend all in the same day
• Enduring the death of close family and continuing to show up professionally
• Witnessing abuse, manipulation, and dishonesty—and choosing not to replicate it
• Taking accountability for team mistakes even when not at fault
• Letting others take credit when it benefits the larger project or crew
• Building systems to support people who will never know you helped
• Sacrificing income, recognition, or comfort to protect someone else's shot
• Getting screwed over and still not becoming bitter or cruel
• Maintaining integrity under pressure, temptation, or desperation
• Being trusted with secrets, responsibilities, and decisions well beyond your role
• Carrying emotional burdens no child should carry—and still becoming a builder
• Supporting friends through addiction, divorce, poverty, or suicide ideation
• Explaining death, divorce, or trauma to people who weren't ready to hear it
• Serving as a bridge between worlds—rich and poor, skilled and lost
• Being emotionally fluent while raised in an emotionally starved culture
• Learning to function in cult environments, then choosing your own path
• Rewriting your beliefs repeatedly with humility and intellectual honesty
• Studying multiple religions—Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Paganism—for spiritual truth
• Living by a personal code stronger than any one tradition
• Writing poetry that holds rage, grief, faith, and hope at once
• Creating philosophical frameworks to survive without becoming numb
• Being the one others lean on while having no one to lean on
• Challenging injustice when it cost you relationships, safety, or income
• Getting back up after betrayal, exile, or silencing
• Choosing growth over comfort every time—even when it cost you dearly
• Enduring cycles of collapse and still rebuilding with love and detail
• Turning pain into systems, heartbreak into process, and loss into structure
• Running businesses while grieving and still delivering quality and clarity
• Holding space for others to heal while you remain unfinished
• Listening deeply to those who feel unseen or unheard
• Helping others believe in themselves even when you didn’t believe in yourself
• Taking risks no one would co-sign because your vision demanded it
• Turning abstract philosophy into workflow, layout, and real-world action
• Building meaning into work that others see as transactional
• Crafting experiences and deliverables that reflect care and attention
• Offering grace to others while holding yourself to brutal standards
• Fulfilling expectations without complaint even when exhausted and overwhelmed
• Learning systems fast because failure wasn’t an option
• Mastering tools and trades because survival depended on it
• Seeing every mistake as a blueprint for mastery
• Knowing how to make things last, even when built from scraps
• Never asking for a shortcut—just the next step forward
• Mounting TVs and monitors with secure wall anchoring and cord routing
• Installing wire shelves and custom closet systems with stud support
• Hanging large mirrors, art, and decor with proper wall anchors
• Installing garage storage hooks, racks, and ceiling-mounted systems
• Performing storm cleanup: tree limb removal, shingle collection, temporary patching
• Cleaning up flood or leak damage using fans, dehumidifiers, and safe teardown
• Replacing smoke detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, and testing interconnected systems
• Changing furnace filters, cleaning intakes, and verifying airflow for HVAC maintenance
• Installing mailboxes, house numbers, and entry hardware for curb appeal upgrades
• Repairing screens, storm door closures, and broken latches on entry systems
• Installing or replacing doorbells, including smart video versions
• Building jigs for repetitive workshop tasks (drill depth, cuts, spacing)
• Labeling and organizing hardware bins for fast grab-and-go setups
• Creating custom tool holsters, belts, or wall mounts for workspace efficiency
• Restoring or refinishing tools, blades, and handles from rusted condition
• Mixing stains or paints to match legacy wood or wall colors
• Customizing drawer inserts for tool or material organization
• Using zip levels, water levels, or laser plumbs for vertical and elevation checks
• Cleaning, patching, and maintaining work vans and trailers regularly
• Checking oil, brakes, tires, fluids, and battery on work vehicles pre-trip
• Diagnosing vehicle noises and dashboard codes before mechanical failure
• Scheduling oil changes, tire rotations, and alignments based on job mileage
• Designing truck bed layouts for hauling material, ladders, or job-specific setups
• Filling fuel cans, checking chains, and staging equipment for next-day jobs
• Building spreadsheets for tool tracking, maintenance logs, and warranty records
• Following up with clients post-job for satisfaction or warranty concerns
• Logging project photos by date, stage, and issue resolution
• Creating backup power systems using inverters and battery banks
• Using headlamps, portable LED towers, or backup lighting in blackouts
• Designing forms and templates for jobsite documentation (hazard logs, walkthroughs)
• Assembling prefab furniture, shelving, or flat-pack builds efficiently
• Documenting before/after photos for every jobsite, repair, or install
• Using thermal cameras to find cold spots, drafts, or water leaks
• Using moisture meters and infrared tools to confirm drying or damage areas
• Replacing light ballasts and fluorescent tubes in commercial settings
• Cutting ceiling tiles to fit light panels or fixture retrofits
• Replacing breaker panels and labeling new circuits with clarity
• Installing weatherproof boxes, conduit, and GFCI outlets outdoors
• Building shadow boards or peg walls for tool tracking in workshops
• Installing crawlspace access hatches, gable vents, and louvered doors
• Measuring and cutting insulation board or batt for wall and rim coverage
• Using hole saws, paddle bits, and spade bits without kickback or overcut
• Sealing attic or basement penetrations for fire or energy compliance
• Washing and detailing vehicles for professional appearance at client sites
• Maintaining full PPE inventory: gloves, masks, eye pro, and fall gear
• Coordinating lunch, water, and rotation breaks for crews on long days
• Setting up portable shelters or EZ-ups for sun and rain protection
• Towing dump trailers and maneuvering them into tight drop zones
• Scheduling dump runs based on material types and location timing
• Calculating total cost of disposal and hauling for client reimbursement
• Dealing with nosy neighbors, HOA reps, and property managers calmly
• Prepping rental properties for turnover with tight timeline and high standards
• Sanitizing surfaces, handles, vents, and appliances between tenants
• Installing basic appliances: microwaves, dishwashers, laundry units, cooktops
• Using inspection mirrors and magnetic retrievers for lost or dropped items
• Fitting replacement shelves, drawer slides, and cabinet hardware in kitchens
• Installing blinds, curtain rods, and shade systems with drywall or stud anchors
• Matching new paint or texture to legacy wall surfaces in spot repairs
• Handling unexpected critters (bats, raccoons, mice) during demolition or crawlspace work
• Recording time, task, and mileage logs for tax or payment tracking
• Creating estimates on-site with mental material calculations and labor hours
• Updating estimates post-demo when conditions are revealed
• Reviewing work orders and confirming scopes before job kickoff
• Meeting inspectors or engineers on-site for mid-project review
• Reviewing permit notes, redlines, and code conflicts before final inspections
• Keeping emergency cash reserves for material runs or subcontractor issues
• Tracking tool ownership, loan-outs, and shared inventory between crews
• Labeling jobsite equipment with name, contact info, and use notes
• Creating simple client welcome packets with contact, warranty, and schedule info
• Noticing small details like crooked outlets or missing caulk—and fixing them
• Documenting job progress in real time for client visibility and trust
• Being the first to arrive and the last to leave with full clean-up
• Replacing light switches or fixtures to match modern style during upgrades
• Repairing fences, gates, and small outbuildings after wind or age wear
• Shimming or adjusting cabinet doors for smooth open/close function
• Installing childproof latches, covers, or outlet blockers on request
• Building custom ramps or stairs for accessibility upgrades
• Installing handrails to ADA spec inside and outside homes
• Repairing dryer vents, wall ports, or flex ducting for safe operation
• Washing siding, windows, or driveways with power washers before job start
• Creating and adjusting punch lists based on walkthrough notes or findings
• Reviewing site for leftover nails, debris, or hazards before final closeout
• Saving and sorting leftover materials for future repair use
• Donating reusable items or supplies to local organizations when possible