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An electrical contractor will use plans generated by your architect or designer when working on a room addition or a large remodeling job. However, you will still need to work with the electrical contract on wall plate design and light fixtures.
Whenever you are working on something electrically make sure the breaker is off or the fuse is pulled. Just because the switch is turned off does not mean it is not getting power anymore. Safety is always an issue when it comes to electricity, so make sure it is completely off before you start.
When installing light fixtures or ceiling fans the harness and box that they are being placed on need to be completely secured to the ceiling or wall. You do not want it to fall and hurt someone, or worse fall and cause a wire because the wires came apart. Make sure the boxes and harnesses are approved for the area.
"Who are electricians?
They install, maintain, repair and operate electrical and telephone wiring and systems.
Why do you look for one?
If you need a professional to:
» Install home security systems and alarms,
» Repair generator,
» Maintain heating systems,
» Install air conditions and thermostats,
» Install, maintain and repair electrical wires, switches, panels and outlets.
» Troubleshoot telephone wiring,
» Repair electrical appliances,
» Install home media systems.
for your home or business, then you look for a trained electrician or electrical contractor.
Where do you find one?
Findville will help you to find the best electrical firms available in your area. Check our listings to find the best residential and commercial firm close to you. Whether an independent or an industrial electrical personnel, you should prefer licensed professionals."
An electrical contractor will use plans generated by your architect or designer when working on a room addition or a large remodeling job. However, you will still need to work with the electrical contract on wall plate design and light fixtures. 
