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I'm guessing the good, conscientious trades work for people with a lot of money
Like the commercial vs domestic situation. Throwing more money at the problem often cheers everyone up.
It's difficult when your income comes from what's left of someone else's income after they've paid tax. Then you have to pay tax.
Not excusing poor quality tradesmen but improving as a tradesman can lead to better relationships with clients who value you and can afford to pay a higher wage.
If you can throw a lot of money at a job and are able to afford to get work done twice you see that happening when it didn't go right first time.
Airhead
I'm guessing the good, conscientious trades work for people with a lot of money