Electricians in the community

It's the New Year, so it's inevitable to clean and patch at home. Like me, the light switch that has been used for ten years is broken, which needs professional master to repair. I went to the shop selling lamps, and the enthusiastic proprietress recommended me that if I bought her switch, she would help me find a master to install it. I happily bought a switch and casually asked the proprietress that there should be an electrician in the residential property. I asked about the residential property. The proprietress is also very supportive, repeatedly saying that if the electrician in the community helps me install it, the switch will be cheaper. I added that if the switch was not broken, I would change the light. The proprietress was even happier, and immediately promised me that if the switch was not broken, she would take it back and change the light. She asked someone to help me install it.

I'm glad to take it home. When passing by the residential property, I asked the property manager if there was an electrician. Help me check the switch in my house. The headlights in the living room are broken. Hearing this, the property management happily promised to call an electrician for me, but the electrician didn't go to work until 2 o'clock and told me to go home first.

Before two o'clock in the afternoon, someone came to watch it open for me. Or your own property is more enthusiastic. The master went to the door and put the tool kit on the ground. Without saying anything, he began to check the switch in my house. After the inspection, he clearly told me to change the switch so that he could do the work and materials. ***30 yuan. As soon as I heard it, it was cheaper than the switch I bought, and it was a contractor, so I readily agreed.

Professional people do professional things, and the electrician taught me how to use the switch carefully while taking out the wires, and repeatedly told me that it is best to invite professional people to repair the electricity, and never do it yourself. Moreover, the electrician in the community is on call, and the price is reasonable, which is definitely cheaper than outside. I asked the electrician curiously, "You are not from the residential property, are you?" Help the owner solve the problem and collect money? ""yes, I only charge you for switching. It's just that if I go to a switch shop, he will sell it to me cheaply. If you go, it will definitely be expensive, and it won't be installed! " The electrician answered me seriously, I think so. After all, electricians often help community owners change. Naturally, he bought more than us, and the store naturally wanted small profits but quick turnover. This is human nature.

"Does your property allow you to do this?" I'm still worried about trouble. The electrician patiently explained to me: "In fact, my salary is relatively low, and then the management office specifically explained that all the owners' electricity-related problems can be solved by me, and the fees can be charged appropriately! "The electrician also said that owners like me will change switches, lights, water pipes and meters, and he will satisfy everyone as long as the owners ask. Finally, the electrician also said earnestly: "I am familiar with the layout of the housing in the community. Don't worry, you can come to me directly if you have any questions. Don't do it yourself to save money. In case of any accident, it will not be worth the loss! "

I'm really ashamed of what an electrician said. I prefer to do everything in my life by myself. Only when I was a child, I got an electric shock when I pulled out the socket with one hand, so I was still worried about everything related to electricity and dared not do it myself.

Once again, the electrician in the community gave me a lesson. Professional people do professional things. When it comes to electricity, they must find a professional to deal with it. Never claim that you can do it, because the security risk is relatively high. Safety first, this is common sense of safety, everyone should remember!