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Comerical unit for rent( tenant want to change 110v to 220v and .
I am renting out a comercial unit this year, potential tenant who wants to open a take out place says want to change electric outlet from 110v to 220v because will use comercial oven and also need to install 3 sink as is required by city)
Both job need a general contractor and apply permit. Should I let them do that on my unit or should I not?
I will have to sign off the paperworks.