I will be having an electrician doing some electrical work as well. 

I would probably pass on hiring someone like an electrician if they seem uneducated.

I am an electrician by trade.  

When the six is completed and performing, we will start pulling apart the 12 ... it is built in the classic H-block fashion of its day, so we could pull apart 1-side of the building at a time.I would start with bringing an inspector or contractor through and, based on the findings, you may want to bring in an engineer (structural), electrician, HVAC, plumber, etc to get a full idea of what you are about to digest.Congratulations, sounds like an exciting adventure ahead.

General handyman is also a must.Eventually, you will also need a licensed electrician, lawn care/snow removal person, licensed contractor (for pulling permits), masonry person, etc., etc.But first things first are the big 3.

I am not an electrician but in central jersey we replaced a panel at $1100 due to storm damage.

Instead they called me and I told them to have someone bleed the radiator, and then I arranged for an electrician to come out and a plumber also.

I'm currently learning residential wiring from the best electrician in High Point (my grandfather, so I'm biased).We're working on getting a small complex or converted historic house close to the downtown area to upgrade, restore, and manage part time.Looking forward to meeting you all.

My boyfriend is a (new) electrician.

It will still cost me about $250-$300 for additional parts and for the electrician and plumber to hook it up.The current gas water heater works, but is 8 or 9 years old.