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What would an electrician charge to put 2 ground fault receptacles in a crawl space ? |
Electrical Question about GFCI
Received from a Beginner in CHESAPEAKE, OHIO
Question: What would an electrician charge to put 2 ground fault receptacles in a crawl space? I need it to be able to plug in a sump pump. I was thinking $100.00.
Dave’s Reply:
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