A year ago, Angela Cacace was cutting hair, a career she’d had since her early 20s.
Now, the 30 year old is stepping into a new profession full time: construction.
“As a woman, no one tells you to be a general contractor,” Cacace said. “I never thought it would have been a viable career option.”
It wasn’t until after she received plaudits in the magazine This Old House on a kitchen remodel she had done that she realized she should pursue her DIY projects as a career.
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