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People appearing in a photo or video on the website are actors or models and are not contractors listed on ElectricianAndElectricalContractorPro.com.
This page explains the relationship between ElectricianAndElectricalContractorPro.com, homeowners and the independent electrical service providers who may receive or respond to service requests.
The website helps organize information and connections. The independent provider evaluates and performs the electrical work. The homeowner decides whether to hire and verifies the provider.
| Party | What the party does | Important boundary |
|---|---|---|
| The website | Provides homeowner-oriented electrical-service information and assists with connections to participating independent providers. | Does not employ electricians, perform electrical work, diagnose a specific home, issue permits, set provider prices or guarantee provider work. |
| Independent provider | Evaluates the property, determines diagnosis and scope, sets its own price, schedules work, handles its own permits/inspections where applicable, and provides its own customer terms and warranties. | The provider is a separate business. A connection through the website does not make the provider an employee or agent of the website. |
| Homeowner | Chooses whether to hire a provider after reviewing the provider's proposal, credentials, insurance, scope, pricing and terms. | The homeowner is responsible for verifying the license and insurance required for the work being performed. |
A website connection is not a substitute for reviewing the contractor who will actually perform the work.
| Verification item | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| License / credential | Ask for the license or credential required for the actual project and jurisdiction, and verify it with the applicable state or local authority where required. |
| Insurance | Ask the provider to furnish evidence of insurance appropriate for the work being performed. |
| Estimate and scope | Review what is included, what is excluded, diagnostic charges, materials, labor, change-order conditions and payment terms. |
| Permits and inspections | Confirm whether the project requires permits or inspections and who will obtain or coordinate them. |
| Equipment and materials | Confirm the intended panel, breaker, wiring, receptacle, fixture, fan, EVSE or other equipment and whether it is appropriate for the project. |
| Warranty terms | Ask the independent provider directly about labor warranties and manufacturer warranties. The website does not provide or guarantee them. |
ElectricianAndElectricalContractorPro.com is not the contractor performing the electrical work.
Independent providers determine whether they will accept a project, what diagnosis or evaluation is appropriate, what scope they recommend, the estimate or price, scheduling, materials, permit/inspection coordination and provider-specific warranty terms.
Questions about completed work, invoices, workmanship, appointment changes or provider warranties should be directed to the provider involved.
| Situation | Disclaimer / limitation |
|---|---|
| Published city or service page | Shows the markets and service categories the website is built around. It does not guarantee provider coverage for every ZIP code or project. |
| Phone connection | A call can be used to check participating-provider availability. It does not guarantee that a provider will accept the job. |
| Scheduling | Appointment timing depends on the independent provider's participation, location, technician capacity and demand. |
| Pricing | The website does not set or promise the provider's price. Pricing depends on the provider's evaluation and the actual scope. |
| Outcome | The website does not warrant or guarantee diagnosis, workmanship, completion time, code approval, inspection results or project outcome. |
People appearing in a photo or video on the website are actors or models and are not contractors listed on ElectricianAndElectricalContractorPro.com.
Published markets and city pages do not guarantee participating-provider coverage for every ZIP code or every electrical project.
Service pages, FAQs and guides are general homeowner information and do not replace an on-site electrical evaluation or a decision by the applicable local authority.
For active fire, heavy smoke, severe arcing, electrical shock injury, a downed energized line or another immediate life-safety threat, move to a safe location and contact emergency services or the serving electric utility as appropriate. An ordinary provider-connection call should not be used as a substitute for immediate emergency response.
Use the service and city pages to understand the request, or call to check whether a participating independent provider may be available for the service location.
No. ElectricianAndElectricalContractorPro.com is a referral and connection website. It does not employ electricians or perform electrical installation, repair or contracting work.
No. Providers are independent businesses. They control their own personnel, diagnosis, pricing, scheduling, materials, permits, warranties and customer terms.
No blanket guarantee is made. The homeowner is responsible for verifying that the hired contractor furnishes the license and insurance required for the work being performed.
No. The website does not warrant or guarantee work performed by independent providers. Workmanship and warranty questions should be addressed directly with the provider that performs the work.
The independent provider determines estimates, diagnostic charges, labor, materials and final pricing. The website does not set the provider's price.
Permit and inspection requirements depend on the project and jurisdiction. The homeowner should confirm with the independent provider what applies and who will obtain or coordinate required permits and inspections.
No. Published city pages identify the website's target markets, but participating-provider availability can vary by ZIP code, requested service and provider capacity.
Contact the independent provider that performed the work. Provider billing, workmanship, scheduling and warranty matters belong to the homeowner-provider relationship.
Not necessarily. As stated in the required disclaimer, persons depicted in a photo or video are actors or models and not contractors listed on the website.
Move to a safe location and contact emergency services or the serving electric utility as appropriate. An ordinary provider-connection call is not a substitute for immediate life-safety response.
No. Website information can help organize symptoms and service categories, but the actual diagnosis should be based on appropriate evaluation of the property by a qualified provider.
See the How It Works, About Us, Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy and Editorial Policy pages for additional transparency about the website and provider relationship.