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https://www.homedepot.com/p/Stile-Anderson-22-in-LED-Indoor-Outdoor-Brushed-Nickel-Ceiling-Fan-with-Remote-Control-CF0110/301919991 Looking to change the old school fluorescent style lights on the back patio to some light/fan combos. Anyone have any experience with the product in the attached...

the power company putting new wire to our meter and our switch just below the meter. The electrician says he has what he need the rest of the way.

Thanks. We are having them come out look at it again with a local electrician as well.

Disconnect at the meter

Thanks for the feedback. Why will the triplex not work? Triplex is what was in place before just much smaller scale.

we are looking to get a minimum of 160 amps to a campsite/ worksite. The campsite is 600' behind a locked gate so the power company is wanting to keep their meter at the gate. A friend that works for the power company came out and spec'd out the wire for us. I was able to get the wire below...

We will be running 600' of new over head line using existing poles. We are taking down a #2 triplex aluminum wire and replacing with a 4/0 triplex aluminum wire. I am not sure if the hardware on the existing lines is adjustable or even still operable to accept the much bigger 4/0 wire. Where...

My shop is a 30x40 with a 20' gable extension. It has 1 entry door and 2 roll up doors. I would like to put a small, non monitored alarm system in it. non monitored as It doesn't have a stable internet connection. Most intruders will take off at the sound of the alarm. Was thinking about one...

how big does the step need to be?

No permitting is required. Maybe i should have said no existing plumbing in slab. I plan to pipe through the wall and tap into current line going to my septic tank. I dont not want to break into the cement slab.

id have to take a picture of the bottle. nothing fancy.

I stained the concrete in my shop and put down a sealant on top. Looks great but hate that when its wet its slick, real slick. Can i put down a sealant with some grit or something on top of the existing sealant to help with traction?

i will be coming straight through the back wall with water. Sewer from my house is alos ran 5' from the wall i was planning on coming through with the drain line.

Im wanting to add a half bath in my shop and have no existing plumbing drains in the concrete. is it best to go with a back flush toilet ($400) from home depot or build a stand for a cheaper toilet? Any one tackle this task before?

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