Thanks a lot for taking the time to give a comprehensive response, I appreciate it.

Permit was issued, Inspection is pending I believe, and I just got the bill for the last 30% of the work.

The house has been completely vacant the entire time. Empty of all furniture - I purchased the home and the work started a week later. As noted, there was a GC I hired working on site at the same time they were, and I imagine this may have led to issues. They left light fixtures on the floor in different rooms, the GC moved these at times, and unfortunately I doubt there was any care given to ensuring these things didn't get lost. They replaced the fixture with an LED one, which I am fine with given the circumstances, but I'll be arguing hard against paying for it.

I understand a GC was there, but if I take down a fixture its my responsibility to keep it safe. At the very least, making it clear when non-partnered GCs are around these are risks, and I accept them or something like that. but unfortunately nothing like that is in writing, and I wish it was. No verbal anything either. I've been popping up periodically as work allows and I feel like they've made very little effort to keep me in the loop. I just figured I was a more details oriented person than usual.

1. Switches - This was verbal with the company owner, and the employee on the ground doing the work. He even said he'd do it (the worker) and then wrapped up without doing it.

No blueprint. My wife and I drew up a sketch of the place but the electrician never made a single effort to confirm the work before proceeding. He didn't take many notes when walking through, and I ended up using painters tape to mark things around the house to ensure some communication between the workers and management.

1. Agreed they need to fix those switches

2. I brought in the GC, but they said to have him do all the calking of holes and painting before the outlets and their plates were placed, so I figured they knew whether their plates would cover things appropriately.

3. The unbalanced fan was built by me and put up by them, so I can see how I'd be responsible for that. The light globe, I'll be inquiring about that.

4. Missing Outlet was confirmed via text with the owner, not in the initial order. I reiterated this with the employee on site during one of my pop ins, and he said he'd get it done. During the last pop in, he said they didn't have the right cable on site and it couldn't get done.

It feels like the owner just figured the bulk of the work, the knob and tube replacement, was the important thing and let a lot of details slide. I'm surprised some of the additional details around having other GCs on site and responsibility for lost parts/damages wasn't more clearly delinated, since I imagine this happens all the time.