Recently I needed some work done on an outlet, a switch, and two lights in my garage. Essentially I just needed the whole thing wired correctly so that all the components worked.

The only guy I could get to answer his phone, let alone pay me a visit, was a “master electrician” whose card I found on a corkboard in a local coffee shop.

The guy was very pleasant and professional, but he charged me $285 for about 15 minutes worth of work and no parts. I’m rationalizing to myself that I couldn’t have done the work myself, and given how hard it’s been even finding an electrician, I was better off paying what he asked than getting a bunch of people to come give me estimates over a period of a week or so.

But bottom line: did I get ripped off?

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i was denied a 214b US Visa today. i was scheduled to joing the ship in Long Beach,California on the 20th of March but the consul denied my application and said that i do not have enough qualifications to become a junior electrician aboard a ship. I am a registered electrical engineer and registered master electrician at the same time. i can’t understand the reason why he denied my visa based on my qualifications. I need some answers on this and how soon can i reapply for the VISA. I have documents to show.

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Thinking about moving there and my husband has an electricial degree.What can they make working at a casino or as a sub-contractor in the electrical union?He is NOT yet a master electrician.

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I have a few wiring issues in my house. Most of it I can figure out, but some of it I’m not sure. The house is almost 30 years old (old for out here). I don’t need anyone to rewire the house…just to take a look at a few things and make some recommendations.

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