Account ClosedThere's a limit as to what a handyman can do, certain jobs will require professional plumbers, electricians, flooring guys, etc...

I don't know much about this but the inspector suggested changing the connectors to alumnicon connectors, while my property manager's electrician suggests replacing the panel.

I'd be interested in contractors in one of the following categories:- Electrician (complete service upgrade)- Plumber (replacing cast iron pipes?)

I am fairly confident that my value exceeds what I pay my electrician, plumber, or handyman (no offense to all of my tradesmen friends BTW).Fast forward to the end:  This is just one agent's perspective, but my budgeted "shop rate" is $120 per hour. 

I’m not an electrician.

The main concern for me is electrical work as I believe it is mostly original and my Grandad was a tinkerer so over the years instead of calling electricians he would try to fix things himself so there are wires hanging all over the basement.

The car port,plumbing,and roofing are getting taken care of but the electrical is where I need a licensed electrician to show me what is going to need to be done to get things done right.

I covered the old ceiling with new shiplap and gave it a gloss finish, and installed new recessed lights (electrician wired them for me).

Considering you already have electric dryers my guess is the amperage is suffice and you dont l need to upgrade the main service line though that should be checked by a licensed electrician that would make baseboards cheaper to install then the gas boiler.  

I think you need to have a different electrician have a look.