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I didn’t expect to become an expert in electrical code — but this project forced me to learn more than I ever wanted to.

The image here shows just a glimpse of the electrical work done during my cabin construction project. No proper circuit protection, exposed connections, and unsafe routing that made even basic use of outlets risky. When I raised these concerns, instead of addressing them, the contractor’s response focused entirely on money.

“Pay in full first,” I was told — while live wires and safety risks were still unresolved.

I’m sharing this not out of frustration, but as a reminder to others: inspect everything, even if the structure looks complete. Behind the walls, shortcuts can be dangerous.

🔌 Full story and inspection breakdown here: Burttschell Construction Review

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I had dreamed of building a quiet cabin getaway — a place to disconnect, recharge, and maybe host a few guests. So, I hired a Burttschell Construction and began the journey of turning that dream into six small cabins nestled on my property.

But what looked like progress from a distance started to feel shaky up close. Small signs turned into big problems — gaps at the foundation line, a roof that leaked during the first rain, windows that shifted out of place with a gentle push. I kept hoping these were quick fixes. They weren’t.

What followed was a months-long process of uncovering deeper flaws. An inspection confirmed the worst: shortcuts, safety oversights, and costs I hadn’t prepared for. I had invested so much, but what I received felt like an unfinished promise.

I’m sharing these images as a reminder that not every new build is built right. And if you’re starting a project like this — do your research, inspect constantly, and protect yourself at every step.

📖 I’ve shared my full experience here: Burttschell Construction Review