I've been opening lots of walls to replace bad old plaster, and have decided to do some rewiring, some plumbing updates, and I also need to get several hardwood floors refinished (sand/stain/commercial poly).Anybody have any great electricians used to working on old buildings (1919), and plumbers that are trustworthy, do great work at a fair price, etc. or any hardwood flooring people that they have gotten great results with in the past?  

(The plumbing, electrical and structural inspectors passed the plumbing, electricity and removal of wall, so the house is not "unliveable."

It simply doesn't apply to trade work (electric, plumbing, hvac, etc.). 

.), and find me good deals on larger repairs (HVAC, roof, major electrical or plumbing, etc.).  

Things to consider: separate plumbing/access/metering, or shared facilities in the home?

They also offer plumbing, electrical, trim, HVAC, drywall and a host of other classes.

:P But he got rave reviews from the realtor and other homebuyer, which is primarily what I care about.(1) life gives you lemons, make lemonade... this is also how I found my plumbing dude, my painter, etc - the real estate gods ensure that if I've got a plumber in escrow, someone else in escrow is going to need a plumber, and so on.

All compsCons-Asking 129k ( a little over my ideal purchase price target)-stain in kitchen ceiling right under the bathroom ( potential plumbing issue?)

Guys to do flooring, painting, plumbing, etc...Plus, I could be wrong but I don't know that there are many tradesmen on here from CT.

They are requesting for engineering plans, structural & plumbing, soil, bio reports & property survey.. should I give them all these reports without an offer?