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Massachusetts Electrical Code
replying to Scot, Sully wrote:
blank wrote: Hoping someone can clear this up. I have been hearing two conflicting viewpoints on this, regarding residential wiring of receptacles. One person says that it meets code here in Mass. for the homeowner to do wiring of new breakers and receptacles. Another person has told me that any plumbing or electrical work must be done by a licensed electrician to meet code. Can anyone clarify which answer is correct? Any links to websites? Thanks, Scott In accordance with Massachusetts General law 141, Any person who installs wires, devices, etc FOR HIRE must be licensed, insured, and obtain a permit. MA does not have a Homeowners Permit law, nor is there a Homeowners Permit form As an Inspector, here in Massachusetts, I will NOT issue a Permit to a Homeowner, however, any wiring performed by a homeowner has to be in compliance with current Electrical Codes. According to the insurance companies. And the Fire Department. If the wiring does NOT comply, insurance companies are able to show cause to NOT cover any incidence that may happen Tom Sullivan Inspector of Wires -- |
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