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Electrical Question Newb

Alex Smith
  • Tonawanda, NY
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I would like an electrician to do a walk-through through this house that I am buying, and to please tell me if anything is wrong or needs to be repaired. Problem is, I have not closed on the house yet, and the power is off. Does the power need to be on for the electrician to know if something is wrong?

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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
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Yes and no . They can do a visual of the box and look around the house . A generator can be hooked up to do futher testing

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