In this episode, Tabatha L answers questions from people in the electrical trade as well as homeowners. Some of the areas she covers are: What homeowners can/cannot do themselves What people in the electrical trade can do on their own homes What can delay a project What is a "meter out" inspection and when it is needed When homeowners or businesses might be under a "violation" Handling work under flood or fire damages For commercial jobs - why products/fixtures might fail an electrical inspection Why might you want your electrical contractor to order your electrical material (equipment, furni ..read more

In episode 17, Tabatha L discusses common reasons corner-grounded delta systems (Grounded B Phase) fail electrical inspection ..read more

In this episode, Tabatha L covers a list of reasons for failed final electrical inspections and common NEC code violations ..read more

In this episode, Tabatha L. reviews practices for obtaining a Temporary Certificate of Electrical Occupancy ..read more

In this episode, Tabatha L discusses frequent reasons for failed service installations ..read more

This week is a collection of advice and best practices provided by Tabatha L from the first few podcasts she has given since the inception of the podcast on June 5, 2024, to both electricians and homeowners. Hear answers to questions about hot receptacle outlets, raceway systems, permits, bonding, and more! Stay tuned for a brand-new episode next week ..read more

In Episode 11, Tabatha L helps listeners learn more about electrical ceiling cover installations and introduces best practices for these type projects, not limited to the discussion of acoustic ceiling panels ..read more

In episode 10, Tabatha L discusses common electrical code violations on wall cover inspections before ending the show with answers to questions submitted by listeners ..read more

In this episode, Tabatha L covers the basic requirements for beginning electrical work for commercial projects ..read more

In episode 8, Tabatha L focuses on adhering to the National Electrical Code for the development of projects that blend multiple uses, such as residential, commercial, cultural, institutional, or entertainment, into one space ..read more