I would pay the guy with the certification

Mar 27, 2015
2:27:37pm

concolor couguar

For the potential insurance issues alone. Licensed guy has to have insurance in case he screws up. I doubt the handyman would be covered especially for that kind of work

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How sketchy is this?

PharmD

3/27/15 2:14pm

not sketchy unless he does a bad job

maxpowers

3/27/15 2:15pm

If he does a bad job, my house burns down.

PharmD

3/27/15 2:16pm

is this the aluminum wiring house? Sounds like it might burn down either way

BYUCoug11

3/27/15 2:16pm

According to my research the wiring itself is fine. It's the connections that

PharmD

3/27/15 2:20pm

True. The connections, not the wiring, is the problem. Most of the wiring from

Ragnar Danneskjold

3/27/15 2:34pm

I would pay the guy with the certification

concolor couguar

3/27/15 2:27pm

Yeah - this is what I am thinking. The electrician is insured and the other guy

PharmD

3/27/15 2:30pm

Get your lender to let him know what they think of using an unlicensed guy

concolor couguar

3/27/15 2:54pm

You would think having your house burn down would be the worse thing to happen

Deadpool

3/27/15 2:39pm

Yeah I am going to refuse the handyman.

PharmD

3/27/15 2:46pm

RE: How sketchy is this?

Bullrider

3/27/15 3:17pm

I'm just thinking the $10 man doesn't know what he is doing.

PharmD

3/27/15 3:18pm

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