Old school vs new school on fishing wire through finished walls
Remember when we used to just cut holes everywhere and patch later? I was doing a rewire in a 1920s house in Portland last month and caught myself about to grab the saw. Now I spend 20 minutes with a flex bit and a glow rod before I even think about cutting drywall. Saves maybe 2 hours of patch work and the homeowner doesn't hate you. Anybody else switched to running fish sticks through the attic instead of opening up walls?
c'mon, is it really that deep? I been doing this 15 years and I still cut drywall when it saves time, homeowners get over it. You're out here spending 20 minutes on a flex bit when a sawzall gets it done in 30 seconds and mudding is just another Tuesday.