You must also be able to constantly find customers that are willing to pay a reasonable amount for that higher standard. You have to maintain a reputation for high quality work, but that is not enough.
There are still old school craftsmen that take pride in their trade and are not looking for every shortcut to gouge clients with bare minimum materials and workmanship.ĭB, I appreciate how tough it is to hold yourself to a higher standard than your competitors do. I personally would never bury a splice and or do bare minimum craftsmanship, and if any of my employees did they would not be employed by me. Causing loss of electrical power to downstream devices, and that amounts to more return service calls to charge clients for.
WALL MOUNT SPLICE BOX CODE
Seems like the order of the day for most electricians today is to terminate wiring into outlets and switching devices (back-stabbing) which is legal by code but also is a spring loaded connection doomed to failure. NEC and local codes are the bare minimum required, you can never go below those standards with materials and workmanship but you can always go above code with quality materials and craftsmanship if the proper design is taken into consideration by licensed qualified craftsmen and the necessary inspections by local inspectors.Īny splices that are not accessible are not a good idea even if code allows them because try locating one of these types of splices when they fail from age, overload and other possible failures.
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