Permits Protect You
All new electrical work requires a permit.
This permit is issued by your city or town construction official. Permits protect you and your investment.
The purpose of securing a permit is to have the work inspected. This inspection is required for your safety, and protection of your property.
Insurance Underwriters usually have clauses in their policies that advise you to follow all codes and regulations. Policy language may vary from one company to another.
You may need to contact your insurance agent for current information. Failure to follow this advice may void your policy. Should a loss occur on a large investment, such as your home, it could be catastrophic.
Before proceeding with construction projects large or small, check with your local construction official for permit requirements.
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www.millelectric.com [This message has been edited by Joe Tedesco (edited 03-19-2003).]
