"Licensing does not necessarily mean "quality work". I have witnessed work by so-called reputable EC's that was some of the worst workmanship and code non-compliance that can be imagined. In many, many areas the large contractor's work is not even inspected as the inspector relies on the EC's size and assumes the work is O.K.
So, a license is not a substitute for knowledge and ability as from reading postings I believe several forum posters would agree. "
Arguing about quality and know-how have nothing to do with what is legal.
Having an EC may not mean absolute quality and know-how, but it is the way to bet.
I agree with Festus 100%.
[This message has been edited by Amazingmg (edited 03-31-2006).]
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