Trade Legends — The UK's number 1 Tradesman & Construction Podcast

This week on Trade Legends, Sophie McGee is a third-year electrical apprentice, and she's had the full experience, good employers, bad ones, and everything in between. We talk about leaving nursing mid-COVID, getting into the trades with zero background, the apprenticeship system that's quietly falling apart, and why more women in trades is good for everyone. Honest, straight-talking, and worth your time whether you're an apprentice, an employer, or just thinking about making a change.

Two Trade Legends return. Dom and Reiss are back on the podcast. Both businesses have grown, the jobs are bigger, the money's bigger, and so are the headaches. In this episode, we get into how having kids changes everything when you're running a business, why most tradesmen are leaving serious money on the table with their accountant, the real reason growing your team too fast will bury you in admin, and how Dom is building a multi-business group with a clean exit/business sale in mind.

Chirag is back on Trade Legends, and this time he's revealing all, including how he went from recruitment and estate agency to qualifying as a gas engineer in just two weeks. We get into whether that's actually enough to be safe on the job, the real cowboys in the industry, growing a YouTube channel to 16K subscribers, why long-form content beats shorts every time, the customer comments that make every tradesperson's blood boil, and why consistency is the only thing that actually builds a career.

Bespoke furniture maker Josh from Emerald & Grace returns to the Trade Legends podcast 3 years on, and a lot has changed. Josh opens up about growing his workshop, investing in machinery, taking on the biggest project of his career and the realities of running a one-man trade business. We also get into social media, brand deals, comparing yourself to others and why the long game is the only game worth playing.

Anthony from Rothenberger joins us to talk about how a 75-year-old titan of the industry is staying ahead of the curve. From Lee’s start as an engineer in '97 to Rothenberger’s massive €2 Billion global presence, we dive deep into the tech that’s making tradespeople faster, more efficient, and more profitable.

Sam from Oval Renewables launched a solar business during Covid with just £3k and no guarantees, and lived to tell the tale. Mark from Power Sonic Ltd and Adam from Nerrad Tools hold nothing back on big energy companies undercutting independent electricians, the apprenticeship system failing the trades, and what building a business from nothing actually looks like.

Rich Cockerline cold-approached sparks on building sites for 18 months just to get his first break, and that relentless mindset never left him. From working inside the National Cyber Security Centre with zero electronics allowed, to why 13 electrical deaths in a single year is an industry scandal nobody's talking about, this episode goes places most podcasts won't. Fake business coaches, the 2-million-homes pipe dream, and a mission that could save lives.

Russ nearly shut down Talking Tradesmen with just £80 left in his business account, and Kev had his entire van of tools stolen on Boxing Day. Two tradespeople who refused to quit join Trade Legends to get brutally honest about mental health in construction, building a product brand from scratch into Dulux and Johnsons stockists, and why resilience in the trades is more than just a buzzword..

Tom from Testo reveals how the same precision technology used by heating engineers is trusted by McDonald's, KFC and high-end pharmaceutical labs to keep their operations safe. From why relying on guesswork in the trades isn't just unprofessional but genuinely dangerous, to how Awaab's Law is forcing a reckoning in social housing, this conversation goes places most trade podcasts won't. AI fault diagnosis, CO monitoring, heat pumps and why digital documentation is becoming your biggest professional weapon.

Ash, Jack and Joe from Super Trowel are back, and this time they're addressing the controversy from the 2025 event that sent the internet into a meltdown, why Super Trowel 2026 has moved location, and what really happened at Spec Mix in the US. This is the first time they've spoken about the 2025 drama together on any podcast.

Andreas Degiulio from Woodway Windows lost his mum at 24, and explains how that moment fundamentally changed everything about how he approaches work, life and resilience. From early site graft to carving out one of the most specialised niches in period window restoration, this is a conversation about what it really costs to do things properly in the trades. Old school work ethic, charging what you're worth, and building real authority, not empty attention.

Carleton from Nooks Carpenter walked away from an eleven-year factory job during Covid, drove by loss, a mentor's dying encouragement, and one mindset shift: "comfort is the thief of joy." He built a six-figure carpentry portfolio from nothing, using job deposits to buy tools and social media to land million-pound projects. Now he breaks down exactly how he prices, bids and protects his margins on high-end contracts.

Mark and Alex pull back the curtain on what it actually takes to run one of the UK's leading trade podcasts, from last-minute cancellations and juggling real life to conversations that ended up in Parliament. They revisit the hardest-hitting guest stories of 2025 and get honest about why niche trades and real stories will always beat chasing big names. Plus, what's coming in 2026.

Luke from Blue Bulldog Plumbing has turned down brand deals, been threatened by companies for sharing real-world experiences, and built a following by showing jobs going wrong rather than polished highlight reels. Back on Trade Legends for the first time in two years, he gets brutally honest about the pressure, the imposter syndrome, and why credibility in the trades will always outlast a quick payday.

Sean from Monster Rigs started on the tools at 16, survived the post-2008 construction crash in Ireland, and has reinvested every penny building a physical product brand while still staying on the tools. He gets brutally honest about product failures, manufacturing costs, branding mistakes and why most people massively underestimate what launching a trades brand actually costs, in time, money and sacrifice. No shortcuts, no influencer fluff, just the unfiltered reality of building something real.

Frankie from Stolen Tools UK and Shoaib from Trade United expose the organised crime networks that hit 10-20 vans a day, the loopholes criminals use to sell stolen tools as legitimate, and the big influencers who refused to support the fight. This is the most unfiltered conversation yet about what's really happening on the front line of tool theft in the UK, and why the construction industry is reaching breaking point. Van security, police raids, government failures and what tradespeople can actually do about it.

Mark Marshall went from cutting grass and quoting garden jobs to working alongside Gary Vee, Mike Posner and Colin Furze, and he breaks down exactly how those doors opened and what it really costs to stay authentic when fame hits hard. One of the most influential landscapers on the planet gets honest about viral content, building a global audience, and why most people massively underestimate what it takes to turn a trade into a brand. The blueprint is all here.

Theo lost a child, broke his back, watched his business collapse, and his marriage fall apart, and rebuilding himself meant confronting every one of those things head-on. He gets brutally honest about struggling in silence, the pressure of being the provider, and what finding purpose again actually looks like after losing everything. One of the most raw and important conversations Trade Legends has ever had.

George, founder of Hoskins Innovations, started with a £150 loan for a lawnmower and built a landscaping business with over 300,000 social media followers, and he breaks down exactly how social media became his most powerful sales tool for building customer trust. From pricing jobs without square-metre rates to structuring payments that keep cash flow steady, this is genuinely actionable advice for any tradesperson thinking about building a brand. The grit, the mistakes and the lessons are all here.

Laura Jane Clark transformed underground toilets into stunning living spaces for the BBC and broke into one of the most male-dominated industries in construction. Jimmy built CT1 from a small idea into one of the UK's most trusted construction brands through sheer determination. Two completely different journeys, one conversation about starting from scratch, learning from failure and staying authentic when the industry tries to put you in a box.

Mark Marshall went from a rebellious teen forced to repair a farmer's land to one of the UK's most recognisable names in landscaping and social media, and he gets honest about the burnout, the losses, and what lengthy brand negotiations with the likes of Makita and NatWest actually look like behind the scenes. This is the side of influencer life nobody shows you.

Brad and Sam from The Bald Builders lost a million pounds, lived in a caravan with £20 to their name, accidentally bought a stolen house, and somehow built one of the biggest trade brands in the UK, and that's before the KFC prank with 17 million minutes of watch time, the Ofcom complaints, and the online stalker. The most unfiltered, jaw-dropping builder story Trade Legends has ever told.

Sammi lost her job of sixteen years overnight, was managing type 1 diabetes through Covid, and anxiety had taken over to the point she couldn't leave her car. From that lowest point, she started making hoodies from her kitchen table and built Branded by Sammi into one of the most recognisable names in UK construction workwear. She holds nothing back about what rock bottom actually looks like and what it really took to climb out of it.

Ashley Macintosh rebranded from window cleaner to exterior cleaning specialist, and that one shift changed what he could charge overnight. He breaks down how window cleaning works as a recurring-revenue engine to upsell high-ticket roof and driveway jobs, why most people in his industry are losing money by focusing on equipment over marketing, and how video is quietly becoming the most powerful sales tool in the trades. Eye-opening stuff for any tradesperson thinking about their positioning.

Gemma's first viral TikTok mural got millions of views, and triggered enough online abuse to nearly make her quit social media entirely. She gets honest about turning a lockdown hobby into a commercial mural business, the reality of pricing creative work, handling difficult client requests, and why staying true to your art is harder than it looks when business takes over.

In this episode of Trade Legends, we sit down with Renovate, featuring Emma and Gio, to hear two inspiring journeys into the trades and construction industry.Emma shares her path from law school and corporate PR into property renovation, sourcing, and lettings in Aberdeen, including how she taught herself tiling, painting, and DIY skills through YouTube and social media. She talks about turning passion projects into a full-time business, working with brands, and her creative approach to making rental properties stand out.Gio brings a wealth of experience from family construction businesses, sales, and scaling trade companies. He explains the challenges of rapid growth, the importance of systems, and how he helps tradespeople avoid common pitfalls with the GRFT Academy, a platform designed to help builders, plumbers, electricians, and other trades grow sustainable businesses.

Why do plumbers always make this mistake? In this episode of Trade Legends, Mike from Salamander Pumps explains the most common pump installation errors, why they happen, and how to avoid them. From shower pump failures to boosting mains pressure, we break down what plumbers get wrong, the right way to install pumps, and how tools like Salamander’s HomeBoost, TankBoost, and AquaScan are changing the trade.Whether you’re a plumber, apprentice, or homeowner dealing with low water pressure, this episode gives you the knowledge to save time, money, and costly call-backs.

In this episode of Trade Legends, Mark chats with Dean Franklin, 2025 winner of The Apprentice and co-founder of ADL Air Conditioning. From flipping PlayStations at 13 to launching a booming business in lockdown, Dean shares his wild journey, raw hustle, and that viral interview moment.He risked it all for a £250K investment — and won. For grafters, dreamers, or future Apprentice stars, this one’s unmissable.

On the Trade Legends podcast this week, Jack & Stacey (“Stick”) from Trademark Digital share their "Building a business" journey, from suffering a serious stroke and having to close down a carpentry business to building a digital marketing agency. They discuss the industry's challenges, lessons learned, and their passion for helping small businesses.

In this episode of Trade Legends, we’re joined by Ryan from Mirka, the globally recognised Finnish brand behind some of the most advanced abrasives and sanding tools used across a wide range of industries. Whether it’s in automotive body shops, marine and yacht building, woodworking, or professional decorating, Mirka has become synonymous with high-performance, purpose-built equipment trusted by tradespeople worldwide. Ryan takes us through the brand’s incredible history, from its early days to its expansion across more than 17 countries, and explains why Mirka’s all-in-one approach to tools and abrasives makes it unique in the market. We also dive into the company's exciting new product launches, including cordless innovations, upgraded dust extractors, and Mirka’s growing commitment to sustainability. Plus, Ryan offers practical advice on how tradespeople can try before they buy with on-site demos, making high-end equipment more accessible than ever.

In this episode of Trade Legends, we sit down with Andrew, a seasoned HVAC professional from Australia, to explore his journey through four decades in the trade. He shares how he fell into the industry almost by accident, what has kept him passionate over the years, and how the HVAC landscape has changed in both Australia and globally.

In this episode of the Trade Legends podcast, we sit down with Ryan O'Sullivan, founder of the Ry Group, to hear his honest and inspiring story—from struggling in school to building a successful multi-trade business with over 30 staff. Ryan talks about how he navigated early challenges with education, a derailed football career, and eventually found his place in the trades, starting with an apprenticeship at British Gas and launching his own company at just 20 years old.We dive into how the Ry Group grew from a one-man band to a full team of plumbers, electricians, gas engineers, and more. Ryan shares the highs and lows of scaling a business, including learning to delegate, managing staff, adapting to new tech, and staying profitable in a constantly changing industry. He also offers valuable advice for tradespeople looking to grow, whether you're just starting out or trying to scale up.This episode covers everything from mental health and work-life balance to exercise, family, and Ryan's future goals, including expanding the Ry Group nationwide and launching Trade Gains, a new platform to help tradespeople build better businesses.Packed with real insights, straight-talking advice, and a few laughs, this is a must-watch for anyone in the trades or thinking of going out on their own.

On this Trade Legends episode, we’re joined by two frontline officers from the Metropolitan Police to delve into the growing problem of tool theft across the UK. With thousands of tradespeople falling victim to stolen tools each year, we explore what the police are actually doing to tackle the issue. From unregulated car boot sales and organised criminal networks, to how forensic tool marking is leading to real convictions, we unpack the reality behind the headlines.We’re also joined by Clair from SelectaDNA, a leader in forensic marking technology, who explains how this innovative approach is helping trace and recover stolen tools and support successful prosecutions. This episode shows how tradespeople, police forces, local authorities and businesses can come together to fight back against tool theft and restore confidence in the system.

On this episode of the Trade Legends Podcast, we’re taking you inside the Houses of Parliament for an important and eye-opening conversation with Shadow Secretary of State for Justice, Rob Jenrick, and trades campaigner Shoaib the Gas Expert. This episode marks a significant milestone in the fight against the tool theft epidemic, which continues to affect thousands of tradespeople across the UK. We sit down to discuss the scale of the problem, from tools being stolen from vans and homes to the shocking scenes at car boot sales where stolen equipment is openly sold. Rob Jenrick shares how he got involved in the campaign, what he’s seen firsthand, and how he’s working in Parliament to push for stronger laws, tougher enforcement, and real consequences for offenders.

🔒 This Episode Will Save Your Tools! | Mundi Van SecurityIn this episode of the Trades Talk Podcast, we sit down with Graham Mundy, the founder of Mundy Van Security—the guy behind those now-famous van security cages making waves on social media.Graham shares his journey from infantry soldier to accidental inventor of a game-changing van security system after a mate's van was broken into. From building the first set of van gates on his driveway to running the most trusted van security company in 2024 with a 100% success rate so far, this is a wild ride of graft, grit, and smart engineering.We get into:His background in the army and the birth of the businessThe devastating tool thefts that sparked the ideaHow his van gates withstand 15+ minute attacks (even with grinders!)Why van manufacturers still aren’t doing enoughHis plans to scale and protect even more tradespeopleBehind the scenes of real-world testing and viral videosIf you're a tradesperson sick of tool theft, this is a must-watch. Graham’s invention could genuinely save your business.Subscribe now and drop your thoughts in the comments. Has your van been done? Would you trust these gates to protect your gear?

In this episode, we sit down with Kev, better known as Prestige Painter, an award-winning decorator with an inspiring story that spans professional football, high-level management, and a leap into entrepreneurship. Kev shares the raw truth about getting released from his football career at 18 and the emotional toll it took, before redirecting his drive into the automotive industry, rising through the ranks to become one of the youngest dealer principals in the country.But that wasn’t the end of his story. Realising he was missing time with his daughter and burned out from long hours, Kev made the bold decision to walk away and start over as a decorator. He reveals how he built a thriving business from scratch, leveraging social media, smart branding, and the lessons he learned from elite corporate environments to build Prestige Decorating into a respected name.We talk about his rise on Facebook and Instagram, the power of consistent professionalism, and the importance of mentoring the next generation of tradespeople. Kev also opens up about being approached by major brands, winning prestigious industry awards, and the priceless value of reputation and detail in the trades.Whether you're in the trades, thinking of a career pivot, or love a powerful story of resilience and reinvention, this episode is packed with wisdom, humour, and real talk.

In this episode, the Trade Legends team welcomes Lucy from the Installer Show and Adam from SOTA Electrical. Lucy shares her journey from journalism to becoming a key figure in trade events, highlighting her creation of the influential #TradesTalk Twitter community. She dives into the growth of the Installer Show, now spanning three halls and expanding internationally, with new shows in New York and Melbourne. The show promises exciting features this year, including a full-scale sustainable house build and a £10,000 giveaway.Adam also reflects on his hands-on journey from traditional electrical apprenticeships to running his own successful EV charging business. With candid stories about starting from scratch, transitioning into the domestic space, and the power of YouTube marketing, he emphasises the value of self-driven learning and building a personal brand. Both guests shed light on industry challenges, including regulation loopholes and the future of skilled trades, offering inspiration and real talk for anyone in or around the trades.

Nearly BANKRUPT to global construction brand - In this episode of Trade Legends, Alex sits down with Mark from StealthMounts, the innovative company revolutionising construction tool storage and organisation. From near bankruptcy with one business to making millions with another. Mark shares the fascinating journey of StealthMounts, from eBay to how StealthMounts grew into a globally recognised construction tool brand.Mark opens up about the major challenges faced along the way, including near-bankruptcy during the COVID lockdown with his horticulture business, and how quick thinking and adaptability kept the business alive. The discussion also covers their successful expansion into the Australian and American markets, their strategy for staying ahead of copycat competitors through constant innovation, and plans for future growth, including moving into the automotive and plumbing sectors.Guest this week: Mark  @StealthMounts  Host:Alex @bigaltradelegends (Insta)

THIS INFLUENCER CHANGED OUR BRAND..."The Golden Ticket" Trade Legends PodcastIn this episode of the Trade Legends Podcast, we sit down with Nick from JJ Roofing to explore the journey of a family-run roofing business growing into a leading name in the roofing and construction supply industry. Nick shares his path from a sports science graduate to working in mental health and eventually finding his footing in marketing within the trades and helping JJ building a roofing business. He talks about JJ Roofing’s evolution from traditional brochures to building a strong in-house marketing team and embracing digital platforms like e-commerce and social media to better connect with customers.Nick walks us through the challenges and milestones of managing a rapidly expanding business. From scaling operations to nine branches and overseeing more than 100 staff, he gives insight into how JJ Roofing stays agile while maintaining its customer-first values. The conversation also highlights their digital strategy, including impactful influencer collaborations with names like Danny Madden and how in-house talent like Steve has helped shape their strong online presence. We also hear about JJ Roofing’s deep commitment to community, from sponsoring local events to supporting national campaigns like the Tool Theft Rally. Nick discusses the importance of using their platform to raise awareness on key industry issues and how staying grounded in their values has helped them grow. It’s a powerful episode for anyone interested in trades, business, or authentic brand building.Guest this week: Nick @jjroofingsupplies (Insta)Hosts:Mark @MJTiffPlumbing Alex @bigaltradelegends (Insta)

In this episode of Trade Legends, we sit down with Martyn from Champions Sealant Services and Tom from TCM Air Conditioning – two tradesmen who’ve each carved out their own path in the industry. Martyn shares how he made a name for himself as a specialist sealant applicator (aka “mastik man”), turning a lesser-known trade into a thriving business. From starting out after redundancy to building his customer base through Facebook groups and word of mouth, Martyn gives an honest look at what it takes to go solo – with plenty of insights into the technical side of sealing and the power of showing your work on social media.Tom takes us through his journey into air conditioning – a trade he got into by chance, but stuck with through hard work and determination. He talks about learning on the job, navigating London’s demanding sites, and eventually branching out on his own. Tom also opens up about the challenges of pricing, managing work during COVID, and how he uses social media more like a portfolio to show the level of detail and effort that goes into every job. It’s a down-to-earth, real conversation with two solid tradesmen who’ve built something great on their own terms.

E103 | This Is HOW TO MAKE MONEY With A.I. | Trade Legends Podcast.This week on Trade Legends, @MJTiffPlumbing and Alex sit down with carpenter Liam.Liam wasn't very academic at school, but he knew from an early age that he wanted to work with his hands. The school recommended that he think about carpentry, down to the fact that he enjoyed woodwork. After initially struggling to find an apprenticeship, he luckily came across a company that agreed to take him on and train him. After working for a few different companies, Liam knew that he wanted to go it alone and start his own business.Once he went self employed , Liam never looked back. He was able to work around his own timetable and charge his own rates.A.I. plays a vital role in Liam's business. He is able to use the technology to plan his days, timetable his movements, and even create legal documentation to protect himself whilst on the job.Guest this week: Liam @carpentry_by_liam (Insta)Hosts:Mark @MJTiffPlumbing Alex @bigaltradelegends (Insta)

E102 | "I Skipped University to Learn Plumbing | What Happened Next Will Shock You"In this week's episode of Trade Legends,  @MJTiffPlumbing  is joined by Jess from  @Plumbingjess  (Insta)Jess considered herself to be very academic, but she knew the university route wasn't going to be for her. She wanted to pursue a more 'hands-on' career, but unfortunately this wasn't available to her at the time. After studying hair dressing for a couple of years, she had a string of different jobs but none that she felt were particularly fulfilling. It wasn't until she started studying plumbing in her spare time that she knew this was the path she was always meant to be on. Jess is currently studying a 2 year Gas Engineering course, along side working for a company that works in social housing, allowing her to experience the real world of plumbing. We are also joined by Hollie of 'HolliesHeating' to discuss International Women's Day, acknowledging the ongoing debate about whether it is still relevant in 2025.Guest this week: Jess @plumbingjess (Insta)Hosts:Mark @MJTiffPlumbing

Scrap Metal Recycling in the construction industry is always a talking point with how much money you will earn, Josh and Ed from Greencable_uk sit down with @MJTiffPlumbing on this episode of THE TRADE LEGENDS PODCAST to explain how they are revolutionising the scrap metal industry within the construction trade. Greencable will provide you with a scrap metal bin which you can fill up at your own pace, and then the guys will come and collect the bin from your property, AND usually pay you MORE than your usual scrap yard or scrap man. Long gone are the days when you had to take half a day to drop off your scrap metal to the local scrap man, battling traffic, and picking up the inevitable nail in your tyre.Guests this week: Josh and Ed @greencable_uk (Insta)Host:Mark @MJTiffPlumbing

E101 (Part 1) How To MAKE MONEY On Instagram | 'You're The First Guest To ADMIT THIS"In this week's episode of the Trade Legends Podcast, Mark sits down with electrician James to discuss his rather controversial opinions within the construction industry. James gets a lot of hate online for his actions, but we gave him the opportunity to tell his side of the story.Before that, James describes how he became an electrician in the trades, after a string of jobs that he found unrewarding.But luckily for James, someone in his family was an electrician... and the rest is now history.Guest this week: James @live_sparks (Insta)Host:Mark @MJTiffPlumbing

E100 | Thieves Tried to Steal My Tools | Construction Podcast | We FOUGHT BACK"Get outside. Someone is breaking into your van."Paul has been a carpenter in the construction industry all of his life. He works hard in his local community and makes a good living to support himself and his family. A couple of weeks ago, he had the phone call that no tradesman wants to get."Get outside. Someone is breaking into your van."Moments later, Paul was outside, desperately trying to find his way back to the van, only to witness the chaotic aftermath of what had just happened.

E99 | This Is How To MAKE MORE MONEY And Quote Correctly | Trade Legends PodcastIn this week's episode of the Trade Legends Podcast, we sit down with Em and Yas. Two carpenters from opposite ends of the country, but whom fate brought together. Like most tradespeople, neither would have seen themselves working in the construction industry if you'd asked them fresh from school. From bouncer to footballer, these 2 tradespeople have experienced it all, but it wasn't until they entered the world of construction that they both found their calling. We discuss various topics, such as how to make more money, the power of social media, and on-site experiences.

E98 | Super Trowel 2025 Trade Legends Exclusive | THE UK'S BEST BRICKLAYING COMPETITION is back The boys from Super Trowel have returned to the studio for round 2. Earlier this year, the guys headed over to Vegas for the Spec Mix bricklaying 2025 competition - the biggest bricklaying competition in the world. The guys took the winners from Super Trowel 2024 bricklaying event to go up against the big boys of the USA, hoping to finally put TEAM GB on the map!Jack and Joe break down last year's Super Trowel event and explain to Mark @MJTiffPlumbing how the 2025 competition will be even bigger.

E97 | How Tradies can Lose Weight Without Exercise! I Was An ELECTRICIAN, But Now I Show Tradesmen how to get into shape and lose weight.In this episode of the Trade Legends Podcast, @MJTiffPlumbing sat down with Joe  @thetradesmanscoach to discuss all things health in the construction industry. Joe qualified as an electrician over 12 years ago, and even though he enjoyed his career as a tradesman in the construction industry, he decided to retrain as a Personal Trainer. Initially, he was able to comfortably balance the two jobs, but the personal training was starting to grow exponentially. Going against his parents' wishes, Joe decided to give up his 'steady' job as an electrician and become a full-time personal trainer and focus on the health of people in the trades.

E96 | Why Electricians In Social Housing Are Paid The Least Money!Kimmy never planned on being an electrician in construction, but after seeing what electrician installers were earning at the business she worked at.. she decided she wanted a slice of that rather lucrative pie!After being allowed to shadow the installers, she enrolled at College to obtain her electrician qualification, but realised she'd need an apprenticeship. Unable to find one locally, she thought of a way to not only get one, but make good money in the process. Kimmy goes on to describe her career as an electrician in the trades, including what really happens when working in Social Housing, how she was awarded the On The Tools 'Electrician of the Year' 2024 award, and how she is able to comfortably work only 2 days a week due to her social media earnings.Guest this week: Kimmy @kimmythesparks Hosts:Alex @alexinsley ⭐ Proudly Sponsored by CT1 | www.ct1.com | @ct1ltd ⭐ Supported by Tradify | https://tradifyhq.com/ | @TradifyHQ 🏷️ Save on over 50 Trade Brands | https://tradelegends.uk/discounts/

Trade Talk | Home Improvement Shows | What Happens Behind The Scenes! Laura Jane Clark sat down with @MJTiffPlumbing earlier this year to discuss her career in Television and construction. She has worked on several high-profile 'home renovation' shows across various networks, helping out with designs, planning, and physical construction. Unfortunately, however, she noticed that her appearances in the home renovation shows were being dramatically cut, to a point where she knew she had to speak up.. and in so doing, she "burned her bridges quite severely."