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TheOrginalMiataGuy
I'm closing on a 1948 built house at the end of the month. It needs a full renovation. My intention is to not permit as most of the work is cosmetic. I do have some plumbing reroute to do in a couple of places and I want to knock out a load bearing wall. I built my house in Colorado, and I know what I'm doing when it comes to framing, electrical and plumbing. Would you guys permit for one wall, a few pipes and a couple of circuits? The law hasn't been in this house at all to my knowledge. How would they know and what's the worst that can happen?
Colorado house for reference:
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1...13845345_zpid/
Passed all inspections first try minus electrical because the inspector refused to show me his tester on a circuit that he failed. Freaking re-inspect fees.
Colorado house for reference:
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1...13845345_zpid/
Passed all inspections first try minus electrical because the inspector refused to show me his tester on a circuit that he failed. Freaking re-inspect fees.