N.C. Master license

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jbwhite

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Originally posted by electricman2:
I feel humbled in the presence of all these unlimited class licensees. :eek:
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My chest was all puffed up and proud, till I came to this site. I leared, how little I had leared.

I now know, you can never know it all.
 
jwelectric

jwelectric

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Re: N.C. Master license

Originally posted by jbwhite:
yes jewl i realize. :) but save me having to look up yours.. where are you?
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I live about half way between you and Roger and about thirty minutes south of John. I am about 12 miles east of the NC Zoo in Asheboro, NC. My neighbor gets his mail from Ramseur.
Now if you want to talk about a small world.
:p
 
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jbwhite

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judging by the overwhelming number of members from the great state if NC i would say....

NC ROCKS!!!!!!!!!
 
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wyatt

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Mike if you are a old fart how old is 00002-U?
NC dose rock. Here you can't throw a rock with out hitting a EC or some how has or dose work for one.
 
jwelectric

jwelectric

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That would be Modern Electric Inc. in Raleigh and the second license holder in the state .with Haynes Electric of Asheville coming in third. Starr Electric of Greensboro is number 4 on the list with the number one spot being shut down. I was 9,873rd person on the long list of 14,147 license holders in the great state of North Carolina. The break down is as follows:
Intermediate 550
Limited 8,898
Unlimited 3,079
SP-SFD 509
SP-LV 677
SP-PH 275
SP-EL 40
SP-ES 56
SP-SP 13
SP-WP 50
Total 14,147

The Limited (L), Intermediate (I), and Unlimited (U) classifications allow a licensee to perform residential, commercial and industrial work. The Residential dwelling license (SP-SFD) permits electrical contracting projects pertaining to single-family detached residential dwellings. There are also six (6) special restricted electrical contracting classifications which allow only a limited phase of electrical contracting work: Low Voltage (SP-LV), Elevator (SP-EL), Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning (SP-PH), Groundwater pump (SP-WP), Electric Sign (SP-ES), Swimming Pool (SP-SP).

North Carolina has 100 counties and this would equate to 141.47 electricians per county. Is it any wonder that the residential sector has dipped to a license holder having to struggle to make wages?

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wyatt

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And to add to the problem if your not a EC you have worked for one. Around here a lot of unlicensed people doing work. hard to compete with a guy with no insurance and no real overhead that has a buddy helper that will do the work for way less than you can. If they need a permit they get the Home owner to say the are doing the work.
 
jwelectric

jwelectric

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Originally posted by hardworkingstiff:
Originally posted by jwelectric:
Roger, Jb and Electiecman you are aware that this can give away where you are located.
Mine is 9873U, does this make me an old fart?
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May we call you Joe?
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Joe, Joseph, Micheal, Mike or as most JW will work just fine.
 
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jimkaki

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If Va and NC have differant tradesman licenses how does one recp. from NC to Va?
I inquired about a NC license one time and was told that a Class A virginia contractors license was what was recp. is this true?


Thanks J.Lockard
 
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jimkaki

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Thanks Roger --So its the contractors license that is recp. not the tradesman.

J.Lockard
 
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