My son in law is an electrician here in Orange County and just installed LED lighting in a house we just built.

They would have their own insurance, electricians, plumbers, etc but the only thing they wouldn't have is the general contracting license.

Fired the GC, the electrician, plumber in the middle of the project.

I was had additional concerns about the electrical, the electrician has had houses over the years and said he is always open to talk.

What about asking a local electrician .

inspector showed up 1 day & got red tagged, with a stop order, for no permit (my fault). we applied for the permit & 2 days later, i called the inspector to apologize & when would the permit be ready as my renters want to move in march 2nd but i said i can't until everything passes. he said it was fine, he spoke to my licensed electrician, & signed off for the permit. i asked if i could pick it up. he asked for my ph# & said he'd call me back.i then called the village clerk to ask about the status. she said, "it's here. come pay for it & pick it up."

A couple of things that I have to do are hire an electrician to pull a permit and connect the power because the meter was removed.

Add fire, un-licensed/un-permitted electrical work and code violations to your list of worries.If your tenant wires up the tub without using a licensed electrician, the work will probably not meet electrical code requirements.

Not only is she cute but she is very efficient, plus her husband is a lic electrician that's into rehab.I like the para legal idea a lot!!!

Does anyone have recommendations for an investor friendly electrician and plumber in San Antonio, TX, or what is the best way to find one?