In this episode of Wired Right, Stu breaks down the home selling process from a tradesman’s point of view — and explains why calling an electrician before the home inspector might be the smartest move you can make.

You’ll learn:
Why last-minute electrical surprises delay closings
How early inspections prevent contract fallout
Why realtors should add electricians to their pre-listing checklist
How to turn electrical safety into a selling point

Stu shares real-world stories, including a deal nearly derailed by hidden handyman wiring — and how it could’ve been avoided with one early phone call.

Sponsored by Always On Time Electric, Northwest Florida’s trusted residential electricians. From pre-listing inspections to full rewires, their team ensures every home is truly wired right.

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“My friend said it should be easy.”

Seven little words that have cost homeowners more time, money, and frustration than almost anything else in the trades.

In this episode of Wired Right, Stu dives into why “easy fixes” almost never are — and how what looks simple on the surface can hide years of poor wiring, DIY shortcuts, and creative ‘handyman’ solutions that can turn a 10-minute job into a full-day repair.

From miswired outlets to outdated panels and double-tapped breakers, you’ll learn what’s really behind the phrase “should be easy,” and why experienced electricians value safe over fast.

Stu also shares thoughts on the morals and ethics of the trade — how good electricians balance fairness and profit with honesty and liability.

Because when it comes to your home, “easy” can be the most expensive word in the dictionary.

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Ever called an electrician and asked, “Can you give me a ballpark price over the phone?”

In this debut episode of Wired Right, Stu explains why real professionals don’t quote blindly — and why that protects you just as much as it protects them.

From hidden issues behind walls to liability, insurance, and code compliance, you’ll learn why every job is unique and why an honest electrician needs to see it before pricing it.

Stu also breaks down how “trip fees” really work, why some companies charge them, and how apps like Angi and Thumbtack can make home projects cost more than you think.

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