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Old 04-18-2017, 06:38 PM   #265
Simon96Taco
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Originally Posted by llwhiteoutll View Post
They need to remove the requirement that the work needs to be done by an approved contractor. That portion is completely unneeded and is just going to wind up in cronyism, with "approvals" handed out to NDP friendly contractors.

There is no difference whatsoever between a contractor installing windows or insulation and me doing it. Yet I don't get money back unless I shell out a exorbitant rate to someone to do it for me.
Well.... I'd argue that it depends on the definition of "approved".

I get what you're saying about installing something yourself, but if someone like you (or I) install some high efficiency windows and do an terrible job, the energy efficiency coukd be compromised. You could say the same about a furnace, insulation etc.

Again, not knocking your construction ability, but having a qualified contractor do the installation might be a sensible requirement.
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