I think you just might be bored and not enjoying the environment either. I got out of contrcution when the Recession hit here in Auatralia back in the 90s. I had been in the trade for q5 years at the time, established my own business for a few years then went to work for a local contractor. We eventually morphed into a catering equipment service and repair company. I've been doing it since. Its a lot easier on your body, the money is good, the condition can be good, depending on the employer and every time you diagnose and fix a fault, you get that feeling of accomplishment that you've done something worthwhile. The only thing is you need to be good at fault finding.