Pros:
1. Low startup cost – Being a carpenter does not require expensive equipment, which means that the overall cost for starting a business is quite low compared to other businesses.
2. Flexible schedule – As an independent contractor, you determine your own schedule and can work as much or as little as you want.
3. Opportunity to express creativity – Working in carp is a great way to express creativity, givingpenters an opportunity to build pieces and make custom items for clients.
Cons:
1. Lack of job security – Carpentry is a seasonal business, so there is a lack of job security and regular income.
2. Physical labor – Being a carpenter requires physical labor, which can be strenuous and exhausting at times.
3. High overhead cost – As the business grows, the overhead cost increases with additional materials, tools, and insurance needed to operate the business successfully.