GFCI Outlet Installation in Bathroom
Budget: $250 – $750 CAD
I need an electrician to install a 15A GFCI outlet on a finished wall in my bathroom (to plug a bidet for the toilet). There is an existing outlet directly on the opposite side of this wall (see photos). The current electrical wiring is up to code and functioning properly.
Key Requirements:
- The new GFCI outlet should match the style of the existing GFCI outlets (see the photo attached)
- After the installation, the wall should ideally look like new, or, if not possible, be patched properly but not painted (ceramic will be installed on this bathroom wall soon).
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Extensive experience in electrical work, particularly outlet installation.
- Ability to match the style of existing outlets.
- Proficient in wall repair post installation.
Key Requirements:
- The new GFCI outlet should match the style of the existing GFCI outlets (see the photo attached)
- After the installation, the wall should ideally look like new, or, if not possible, be patched properly but not painted (ceramic will be installed on this bathroom wall soon).
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Extensive experience in electrical work, particularly outlet installation.
- Ability to match the style of existing outlets.
- Proficient in wall repair post installation.