Sounds like a very good choice, Matthew! Electricians are always in demand, and not cheap.
Prayers for you and the family. God Bless you.
You're telling
me! I had to have an electrician come out the other day to diagnose the loss of power in one room. Rusted-out GFI box on the side of the house. Total damage:
$425! (That was not only for replacing the box, but troubleshooting, my son had already done the latter using a voltmeter.)
It's nothing I could do myself, and it had to be done. I told my son that this is a line of work he should consider. He'd definitely make the money, it doesn't rely upon people skills, office politics, or connections (no pun intended), and it presents no moral dilemmas (unless you're called upon to work at an abortion clinic or something).
As to the people skills, one of the plumbers I've had come out a couple of times has a very flat personality, no chit-chat, "just show me where the problem is", and
you couldn't ask for a better plumber. His work is absolutely perfect and not all that expensive.
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