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Jul 28, 2015
4:24:03pm

El Jefe

Southwire Company has asked me to clarify your use of the term "Romex":

Please see the letter I received:

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Originally posted on Jul 28, 2015 at 4:24:03pm

Message modified by El Jefe on Jul 28, 2015 at 4:24:39pm

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El Jefe

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How much should I expect for a bid to run Romex for a central light in a room?

kalifi

6/5/15 11:40am

Yes, I could do it myself but I am too busy lately and just want to pay someone.

kalifi

6/5/15 11:41am

It will depend on what access he will have to the ceiling. Without knowing that

Real G Man

6/5/15 11:49am

2 story home & the room is downstairs. 10ft ceiling & will have to go in drywall

kalifi

6/5/15 11:51am

RE: How much should I expect for a bid to run Romex for a central light in a

HI5

6/5/15 12:31pm

Thanks for your input. I am in SoCal. Guy quoted $225 and I will buy materials

kalifi

6/5/15 12:54pm

Where at in SoCal? I have a trusted handyman in LA area who could probably

Non-donor troll

6/5/15 3:13pm

I am in Temecula/Murrieta and I am going to use the guy who came & quoted me.

kalifi

6/5/15 3:29pm

For an example...

HI5

6/5/15 12:56pm

Southwire Company has asked me to clarify your use of the term "Romex":

El Jefe

7/28/15 4:24pm

I used to work for the Southwire Company, LLC

stonecougar

7/29/15 6:30am

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