“We had two drivers per every vehicle. So, again, there was just like this massive explosion. It was an owner-operator model where we didn't have as many company trucks that we had to invest into. But they were bringing their own trucks on with us.”

The Site Shed | #1 Podcast For Tradies & Contractors · What Growing From $1M to $24M Really Costs | ft. Daman Grewal | Ep. 521

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used an owner-operator model where drivers brought their own trucks, were subcontracted under the brand, and the company handled the work for them

2 drivers per vehicle

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