This comes from someone who worked there and why I left. A typical day at work is to get there…read more8:30, I lived half an hour away and I would take the small roads on my way to work because the highway wastes to much gas and they don't even give us back money for gas, I wasn't a "on my own" installer, I was an assistant and I was really trying to learn off of the other installers, I only enjoyed ever working with one of them because he knew what he was doing, he actually taught me more then I ever did with the other installer, the other installer who I won't name. He would throw tantrums and get mad if nothing went his way, I understand stuff happens but your a grown man doing all of this for what? The installers complain about not getting paid enough, management is decent, work place culture is a 1/10 not the best place to learn anything honestly, the hardest part of the job isn't anything. I really wanted to learn and I felt so unvalued by others no matter how much I really did try to learn. The most enjoyable part of the job was going home. I stuck around longer then I needed to because the installer I was with (whom I was placed with more) I really wanted to learn regardless of what he said about me, talked about me, gave me faces, punched around materials, the owners says he pays for materials and everything but he doesn't. The installers pay for all the material they need besides the pipe and that's it. Honestly,