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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Lighting - electrician vs contractor
What do you guys prefer to use for lighting work, a licensed electrician or a contractor. Electrician is a little more expensive but I think it might be worth the piece of mind. Looking to add a whole lot of recessed lighting to a home I just purchased.
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A electricians more money than a general contractor because it's a skilled job and they have a professional license to do it. In NJ home improvement contractors are not allowed to do electric. theyre not insured for it either.