electricblue
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- Location
- Largo, Florida
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- EC
Just noticed the Nexstar boys don't pull permits.... I have no clue how they don't get caught in my area. :rant:
Mister Sparky don't pull permits
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mgookin
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- Location
- Fort Myers, FL
What kind of work are you talking about?
Television filming requires constant set construction and permits are not normally required for that.
Building a new broadcast facility requires a permit.
Mr. sparky is a franchise. each one owned seperatly. so their affiliation to an orginization has nothing to do with their the managements decision to pull permits or not. if one is required and they don't it is illegal. Mr. Sparky is not a Nexstar member. Nexstar is a service company orginization that helps companies and technicians in business management. It is a good orginization, just pricey. I was a member for a while but it got too expensive to maintain.
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petersonra
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- Northern illinois
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- engineer
if it bothers you enough you can always rat them out.
electricblue
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- Location
- Largo, Florida
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- EC
Hotwireinc
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- Location
- Greenville, SC
I have lost jobs to these guys because they will do panel replacements on a Saturday... no permit and of course no inspection. Homeowners used Sparky so they didn't have to take a weekday off work. I tried to warn the HO about the risks, but they chose the convenience over safety.
gadfly56
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- Location
- New Jersey
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- Professional Engineer, Fire & Life Safety
If you're having a really bad day, drop a dime on the homeowner. He won't know for sure it was you and not a nosy neighbor, and you don't want that kind of customer anyway.
growler
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- Atlanta,GA
To replace a panel doesn't aways require a permit in this area. Depends on where you are working ( which jurisdiction ).
A service upgrade or to move a panel does normally require a permit.
- Location
- Simi Valley, CA
Funny how as an inspector, that you notice the guys with the fancy trucks or the big ads are the ones that you see the least of on jobs.
We had one here in town that I finally met after being the electrical inspector for 20 years. After that meeting, I tend to see a lot more of him.:happyyes:
We had one here in town that I finally met after being the electrical inspector for 20 years. After that meeting, I tend to see a lot more of him.:happyyes:
Fulthrotl
~Autocorrect is My Worst Enema.~
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Funny how as an inspector, that you notice the guys with the fancy trucks or the big ads are the ones that you see the least of on jobs.
so, you've bonded? that's nice.....
mjf
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In those jurisdictions you are allowed to pull the meter with no permit or swap a panel hot?
- Location
- Simi Valley, CA
Oh I wouldn't say that, but we do see him at the counter a lot more than we used to.
growler
Senior Member
- Location
- Atlanta,GA
I guess there are people that change out a panel hot, I'm not one of them.
I would call the power company and get permission to remove the seal.
I admit it's getting harder to get permission to remove seals.
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