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Jcherry wrote:

I am in Puerto Rico looking for a property to purchase and found a property but it is distressed and needs a lot of work.聽 聽 For one it needs new electricity wiring and a new roof.聽 Major work.聽 聽A project of this magnitude would be a task in the states but in Puerto Rico it is even worse.聽 聽Does anyone have any recommendations for reputable licensed plumbers and electricians in Puerto Rico?

Here is a list of registered contractors with the department of Consumers protection agency. Select the town / region from the drop down, to see the ones in your area. Check the expiration date of their registry, if they have allowed their registry to expire I would be a little leery of them.

Jcherry wrote:

Everyone on the list has an expired license.聽 I guess this is not a good sign for trying to get work done in Puerto Rico but I will keep looking.

There could be a 100 reason why they let it expired, they could have left the island, have lost license, doing it part time and cant afford the listing cost, too much business to bother, etc.
Just saying be careful and ask for references, roofs specially since it may take 2-3 years to see if the work is still good. Make sure you use a licensed electrician, not just a guy of the street.