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Can untrained landlords change light fictures and outlets?
Can untrained landlords change light fixtures and outlets? I am not a licensed electrician, but I am more than capable of changing out light fixtures and replacing outlets and switches as an upgrade. Obviously, if something was blown, I would defer to professionals to find a bigger issue, but any problem with swapping out an old ceiling light?