Valiant Electric, Inc.

Larry McDermott

Superintendent/Estimator

30 Years of experience in the Electrical Trade
Licensed Journeyman Electrician in the State of Wisconsin
20 Years of experience in Project Management / Estimating
Certified Journeyman Wireman by the IBEW (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers) and the United States Department of Labor
30 Hour OSHA Certified

Questions to Ask Your Contractor

Do you need a permit for the work that is to be done?

Why?

A permit is almost always required for any type of electrical work that is going to be done in a home. Some exceptions would be general maintenance, i.e.: replacing existing receptacles, switches or fixtures due to them being defective or just changing them out for ones that are a different color. Permits are relatively inexpensive and because they require an inspection to pass, they help to protect the home owner as well as the electrical contractor. If a contractor tells you that a permit is not required, have them tell you why, and to show proof.

Valiant Electric, Inc.

Larry McDermott

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