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I have about 3 years of experience flipping and building houses, as well as an associates degree in a trade, about 2 years of drywall/paint experience, around 1 year of commercial/residential electric experience, and about 3 years of landscaping experience. 

If you install it anywhere near your electrical panel it shouldn’t cost you more than $200-$400. 

Drywall, and electrical work will probably require a permit. 

Turns out I offered to do electrical and plumbing inspections on an agreed upon punch list. 

I tired Search Bug with a list of confirmed successful numbers i have, and they gave me all bad numbers.

We also had to have the plumbing and electrical more or less 're-certified' by licensed electricians and plumbers - which some of which wasn't done to code either.

In my area the common ones that fall into that category are garbage and sewer but in other areas they might also include things like water and electric even.

This little cabin was going to cost as much for the sub work (HVAC, plumbing, electric, etc) as our big cabin.Be thankful you got a new build when you did (we are!)  

Yes I already figured on having to pay gas and water already making 2 units electric heat.