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Re: New building QUICK AND EASY! Not!


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Posted by greg k on December 20, 2013 at 09:41:34 from (70.198.26.85):

In Reply to: New building QUICK AND EASY! Not! posted by JJ in NE on December 20, 2013 at 07:39:09:

Be easy on him. This is an incredibly busy time of year for him. Between people that want things done before the family comes for the holidays, projects that were supposed to be done before the snow flies, farmers problems with grain bin fans and unloading augers, and little emergencies that pop up, not to mention he also has Christmas shopping and family functions this time of year. Sounds like the inspector is more to blame if the electrician wasn't using him for an excuse. My inspector in this. Corner of NE will not hurry for anyone but he will not make you wait for more than a week.
This is from an electrician in the same boat. I got the bid to wire a 2000 square foot house with an unfinished basement to be started in July, and the local fire hall to be started this fall, also another smaller house to be started in September. Long story short, the first house wasn't ready until the end of November and now it is a finished basement, the fire hall not ready until the end of November and they want it done by christmas, and the last house ready in mid November. I work for myself, and by myself mostly so how do you plan for this situation let alone handle it. Last Sunday was the first one I have had off since thanksgiving but I worked the 4 before then trying to make every one happy but me. He could be in a similar position.


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