Recent content by Fe2o3

Thanks guys, I suppose it'll be easiest to add the service at the garage and just make it 200A. The whole house is electric everything and the family ain't afraid to use it!:mad: Stove oven dryer,AC, water heater pumps... energy hogs all. This just sounded feasible (easy), as I thought that...

Hope it's an easy one. I plan on tearing down my existing detached garage and rebuilding on the same slab. The old one is fed by a 20a service off of the house. My plans are for a 100a service panel. It's just me there and I can only picture my peak load being the welder, compressor, and AC...

I've called it "Murphy's Law" since I started working on it-She calls it Grounds for Divorce because I wanna work on it.:dunno: Which can be confusing 'cause that's the same thing she calls my truck!:)

Guys, I bought my place a year and a half ago, and at the time all I had to do was to replace the siding on the garage, although the plan was to rebuild it altogether over time using the existing slab (detached). That was before the termites were found in the house. The garage now has to wait...