I believe some areas do not require licenses to do any work (commercial, ...)
Sounds like a good idea to me.
And if I am likely to contract work I still like to know what the issues are before I talk to the contractor.
I believe some areas do not require licenses to do any work (commercial, ...)
Sounds like a good idea to me.
And if I am likely to contract work I still like to know what the issues are before I talk to the contractor.
The best source for the information then is the inspector. I've found them very helpful, and their answer is always the "right" one.
yes, if you want to bend over and cave in to the system. What if the inspectors idea of "right" is blatantly wrong?
...even if it isn't the correct one.
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