Kennedy Electric and Cabling

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Contact Person: Karen Hatcher Burlington
Ontario Canada
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Phone: 905-308-4567

Kennedy Electric & Cabling offers a wide variety of Electrical Services for your home or office including; *New electrical installations and renovation work. *Replacing of older lighting fixtures and devices. *Aluminum wiring specialists and reporting. *Indoor and Outdoor Installations. *Motion and Security Lighting. *Hot Tubs, Whirlpools, and Pool-Hard Wiring Installations. *Or any other Electrical concern you may have regarding your home or office. We offer very reasonable rates and excellent customer service. Kennedy Electric & Cabling is a family owned business with family values. We believe in "Safety" and "Peace of Mind" in ours homes for our families, friends and our children, we extend our services to you and yours. Call for a free estimate at anytime, one of our friendly staff members will be more than happy to assist you with any concerns that you may have.

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Trust your instinct and "gut feeling."
License. Ask your contractor about their license. All plumbers and electricians must have a valid license. Carpenters are not required to have a license which is why there are so many people out there starting up businesses and messing up your home. If they do not have a license, ask about thier experience and any professional training they may have. Many of the women in our registry are professionally trained with a completion ticket. All licenses for the trades take approximately four years of full time hours to obtain the certificate.
Insurance. All contractors should carry insurance to protect themselves against injury and the home-owner against damage.
References. Once you have narrowed down your search, ask the contractor for references with similar services you would like done in your home. Ask questions such as, did the contractor show up on time, were the contractors safe and clean, did they get the services done on time, how is the quality of the work?
Contracts and Service Agreements. It is the contractor's responsibility to provide a contract detailing the estimate, detail of services to be rendered, supplies required, sub-contractors and payment schedule.
Ensure the contract has the Consumer Protection Act which protects the home-owner.

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Guidelines For Hiring A Contractor

Trust your instinct and "gut feeling."

Insurance. All contractors should carry insurance to protect themselves against injury and the home-owner against damage.

Contracts and Service Agreements. It is the contractor's responsibility to provide a contract detailing the estimate, detail of services to be rendered, supplies required, sub-contractors and payment schedule.

Ensure the contract has the Consumer Protection Act which protects the home-owner.