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Baltimore, MD

Licensed since '90. On my own for 5 1/2 yrs.

Hello from CO.

Dallas, TX
electrical and air conditioning contractor.


Joe, do you still need an answer to your question to waymag way back up yonder?

well wolf i thought i answered it. anyway wolf i hope you are staying busy cause it has been real slow here for my company.

Sorry Waymag, I must have missed that.
Business has been weird. I have a pretty decent load scheduled for the next couple of weeks. After that,who knows.

[This message has been edited by wolfdog (edited 01-26-2002).]

Wolfdog: He did post the following, but you may want to add to the discussion if you want: Here is wat was posted above in answer to my question:

"Hey Joe I just now saw the post from the other day. Texas to my knowlege does not have a State license. I just have to renew my Dallas license every 2 years. Richardson is pretty nice I live about 15 minutes N/E of there.
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Wolfdog:

He did post the following, but you may want to add to the discussion here if you want.

Here is what was posted above in answer to my question:

"Hey Joe I just now saw the post from the other day. Texas to my knowlege does not have a State license. I just have to renew my Dallas license every 2 years. Richardson is pretty nice I live about 15 minutes N/E of there."


[This message has been edited by Joe Tedesco (edited 01-26-2002).]

From just west of Indianapolis, IN. I've had my Master's license since April 1991, and kinda fell into my own business in October of '91.

My pet peeve is like Arthur's (aphares) above; Indiana requires plumbers to be state licensed, but most localities don't even license electricians, let alone the state. Oh, yeah, that and these home inspectors

Dallas

[This message has been edited by Dallas (edited 01-28-2002).]

Hi there from Lincoln, NE. I've spent the last 14 years in the audio/video business. Now I'm baby sitting computers. Thanks to all who have posted on this site. Much great info. I'm general contracting my own house and your insite has been great. How do you guys read this NEC handbook anyway. Sometimes it's greek to me. Sound Guys have so few restriction. I just watch the sparkeys on the job and do as they do and ask questions. You know who's good and who's not.

Been in the trade 20 years, Started my own business last year.
Up late one night and went through almost all the posts, very enjoyable! No one should be afraid to "jump in" Looks like all are here to help each other out.

Check out the new topic I started!

[This message has been edited by wirewiz (edited 02-01-2002).]