Hi all, I own a duplex that has the electrical panel in the basement.

@Casey Sbrana, just listened to a panel of experts on the state of the market in mid 2019.

This is just flat out wrong.

I understand the purpose of the GC position isn't manual labor, but that still feels steep for simple supervision, especially considering the budget is tight. if this was a school/hotel/restaurant/etc I could understand. do GCs normally charge both a weekly rate and a flat percentage on the end for single-family jobs?

I personally would surcharge them all the same amount on utilities (i.e $50 flat rate for electric) and if its over the bill amount then perfect you have some profit. 

I highly recommend Keith (owner) at Hot Wired Electrical... not allowed to post number here but feel free to PM me..He has completed several jobs ... replaced panels, rewires, etc... for me at a reasonable price ....just my 2 cents

Negotiate a flat fee for their service.

MIM has seen a 13.2% more homes sold year to date, whereas the median price is relatively flat year to date.

The bigger plan is to pave the acre of flat land adjacent to the storage units and expand the fence to offer boat/RV storage.

The crawlspace is a mud pit and the moisture is rising to the ground level, creating mold on the cabinets and wood paneling.