Violations Busters
Violations/Electrical
On your notice it reads
Electrical violations

Electrical violations

Electrical work has been cited. Chicago requires a licensed electrical contractor, so we bring our partner in and fold it into the same case as everything else.

The short answers
Do I need a permit?
This normally needs a permit before work starts. We file it.
Who actually does it?
Our licensed partner, run on our permit and our schedule, billed on our contract.
Am I unusual?
Not at all. This is one of the items we are called out for most, and it is rarely the only thing on the notice.

What the inspector was looking at

Wiring exposed or improper. Service overloaded or undersized. Covers and fixtures missing. Electrical alterations never permitted.

What happens if you leave it

Electrical citations are fire-risk citations. Insurers care about them, and so does anyone who ever looks at buying the building.

How we get it closed

  1. 1Our licensed electrical partner scopes the cited work with us on site
  2. 2Permitted alongside the rest of your notice, not as a separate project
  3. 3Repairs completed and inspected
  4. 4One point of contact and one closing package covering the whole case

Before you start worrying about the cost

You get one contract and one number to call, even though three licences are involved behind it.

This is almost never the only item

Chicago inspectors write up everything they can see in one visit. Fixing this and leaving the rest means the case stays open and you go to the hearing anyway. We price and clear the whole notice: our own crews on nearly all of it, licensed partners on the plumbing, heating and electrical items, and nothing left dangling for you to chase.

See how the whole thing works

Usually on the same notice

If you see any of these on yours too, that is the normal pattern rather than bad luck. They tend to share a cause.

Cited for electrical? Let us take it from here.

A quick call, then we come out and price every item on the notice in person. Free, and you are under no obligation to use us.

Licensed and insured. A person answers, Monday to Saturday.