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220volt outlet installation

Varinder Kumar
  • Real Estate Broker
  • LA & ORANGE COUNTY CA -Multi Family
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My tenant requested if I can install a 220volt outlet in the garage. Any idea on how much this would cost me? He wants to get a welding machine. Is it dangerous to do this? Do I have a liability should something happen while his doing that? Please help 

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    Jeff B.
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    BY ALL MEANS, use a licensed electrician and IMMEDIATE deny that the tenant can do the install for himself.  Inform him he will pay the bill for the work.

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