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In my experience you'll need to make good bits like that yourself. You could argue that it's all part of the job but a lot of electricians have little or no experience in making good and see floorboards as structural not decorative.
Good news is you could glue those splits shut and use a floorboard nail to fix them back in, would probably stand out less than a new board.
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Consider yourself lucky, years ago when we bought our house we had the electrical upgraded to 100amp service (the standard at the time). Seeing my FiL was a commercial electrician my wife insisted that his crew do the work. Not sure if it was because he didn’t approve of our choice or what, but they did a right crap job, bashing holes in the walls for receptacles, not labelling anything on the fuse box, not putting in separate lines for stereo and computer, et cetera...
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I wouldn’t expect an electrician to do a great job of making good. To expect that would mean to expect them to have competence in multiple other trades. I put up a picture and drilled a hole through a wire, nearly electrocuting myself in the process. The electrician came and dealt with the main issue, leaving a gaping hole full of wagos in the wall. I was happy to make good with various grades of filler.
How much should I care about this sort of workmanship from my electrician? About 3 such locations. They've been under the floor running cables. I wasn't expecting the greatest of cabinet maker-esque craftsmanship but this is a particularly annoying effort, and it's the first thing you see when walking in my front door.
Gut feel is I should just chalk it up to experience and learn how to DIY a floor board replacement.
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