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In Edmonton, most projects need a building permit, a development permit, trade permits or all three before work starts, and the City warns that starting without a building permit can bring enforcement action. Electrical contractors also need a City licence, not just a trade ticket. In areas with past neighbourhood flooding, homes built before 1989 can qualify for an EPCOR subsidy on a backwater valve.
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An Edmonton customer who sees your City licence, your permit process and the EPCOR subsidy explained on your site already knows you do the job properly.
Edmonton customers deal with provincial licences, City licences and EPCOR rules. Your website should make each one easy to confirm.
Alberta only requires a residential builder licence for renovations when 75% or more of the home becomes new construction, but a business that takes money up front for home improvement work it sold away from its own premises needs a prepaid contracting licence. Customers can confirm it with Service Alberta's search for a licensed business. Show the licence number next to your deposit terms.
The City of Edmonton says most projects need a building permit, a development permit for zoning, and trade permits for work such as electrical or plumbing. Its Which Permits Do I Need? page points customers to the Edmonton Service Centre. Your site should state that you sort out the permits so the customer does not have to.
Electrical contractors working in Edmonton must be licensed with the City and hold a valid City of Edmonton business licence, and an electrical permit is required to install, alter or add to an electrical system. Homeowners cannot move or install a main service panel themselves. Electricians should put both licence numbers on their contact page.
EPCOR offers up to $800 toward a backwater valve for eligible homes built before 1989, while funding lasts. A professional plumber must install it, and the invoice must show the contractor's City of Edmonton business licence or GST number. Plumbers should mention the subsidy on their site and print that number on every invoice.
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