We have electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.

No one is calling you for clogged toilets or to change a light bulb, here, they want the homeowner lifestyle, so they're going to call the plumber or electrician. - Very low turnover. - Very low drama.

I am setting out to make a vendor list for Inland Empire (plumbers, electricians, painters, etc.) and I am sort of starting from scratch.Anyone in the Inland Empire area already have any that they have relied on in the past and would recommend?

I might tell them you have a plumber/electrician coming and ask them if they have any issues with plumbing or electrical that need addressed.

Navy.I've worked as an electrician for 10 years doing commercial and residential wiring.

Usually on a 1,000sqft building, you would be dealing with a service type provider (plumber,HVAC, electrician).

And who argued with electricians who answered one of your questions about an electrical issue.I'm a stubborn guy myself, with strong opinions about the right way to do certain things.  

.#3 Renovation crew (plumber, electrician, general handyman, tile, drywall, windows, etc.).

Hello everyone, Does anyone in the Inland Empire, CA have a licensed electrician who isn't a large company.

Tons of info on this site, so glad I found it.A little about me, I am a master electrician and a project/ ops manager for a residential solar company up here in the Boston area.