No Fix No Pay

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When Roger Ruhle DBA: NoFixNoPay became an independent contractor in 2007, without NECA-IBEW employers, fire & safety-code Continuing Education Units (CEU) became voluntary, with the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI), Edison Education Centers, SoCal Edison, and Anaheim Public Utility.  A $2 million Commercial General-Liability policy is also voluntary.

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1) No employees, or helpers. No Workers Comp. violations
2) Service & Repair Always Under $750
3) $2 Million General Liability Policy
4) Specialized in the standards property insurance demands
5) 20yrs Electrical Industry Experience

Emergency Medical:
VA-HCS is accepted by any emergency room or VA hospital

Continuing Education Units (CEU) training

This training reveals industry-sponsored and other changes to building and fire-codes.

Home owners get it, when shown the practices that voids their insurance.

Letting contractors use laborers to work on wiring without Workman’s Compensation insurance, or qualified building-code training, typically occurs during remodel renovations, unqualified DIY, or handyman repairs, and is detrimental to property insurance.

History of Voluntary Industry Certs: