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Permitting work after the fact
Hey Everybody,
I am looking for recommendations for electricians and plumbers who would be willing to inspect/certify work that they did not complete. We completed a remodel in our home adding 3 bedrooms and a shower to a half bath.
I get this is probably a stretch but for the electrical work pretty much all of it can be easily traced through the attic the only thing that is concealed is the wire drop to the outlets and switches that were installed. The plumbing is concealed but I have pretty extensive pictures of the work as it was being done.
Any recommendations?
Located in Indianapolis within the loop.
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Either a civil engineer or a mechanical engineer , depending on your area