Transfers, end/bottom dumps - So Cal

you wont be making more than $40k a year. I have a friend that currently still works with end dumps in that area and barely squeeze by earning about $3k a month on a great month. He has over 12 years with that company and has had many $300 weeks. I couldnt support my family with those wages any longer, so I sought a better paying company. Working for percetage pay off of already low rates is tough. If you happen to get on board with an established company like West Coast Sand and Gravel, you stand a better chance of a decent living, plus better equipment and steady work. have you looked into companies out there?

 

I grew up in the dump truck business in So Cal and needless to say its gone to sh&*!West Coast is a great company and know they are doing dirty dirt which will keep them busy

 

sorry for the delay. been on the road. Those are some great choices to look at for a fresh beginning.If I were you, I would shoot for West Coast. I've never worked for them, but seeing that that they have some long timers I've run into, is a good sign. I 'll send you some info through a private message. I have first hand knowledge of a couple of companies, but I dont want to unfairly post good/bad info publicly.