Power and wiring · Omaha hiring guide
Before you hire: electrical
Compare the stated problem, code or capacity issue, equipment, permit, testing, finish work, and warranty without minimizing safety.
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Your first move
Get the job definition right
For non-emergencies, ask for a written diagnosis and scope. For immediate hazards, keep people away and use the appropriate emergency help.
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Ask every bidder
- 1What test or observation supports the diagnosis?
- 2What circuit, panel, device, wiring, or service work is included?
- 3Are permit, inspection, labeling, and final testing included?
- 4Who handles drywall, paint, trenching, or other finish work?
- 5What warranty applies to labor and installed equipment?
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