Recent content by hiho

Here's a few outside pics of the building, where you really cannot tell by looking there's a problem. Later today I'll add inside pics, where you can see floor cracks where one corner is pulling away. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Rve5w68Sn4E8AVQwZkjdZ9-03Lg0EiD2?usp=sharing

Strutaeng, thanks for your questions. See responses above.

Hello, I know this isn’t DIY and maybe it's out of bounds. I’m just looking to get suggestions of what’s possible to fix this problem and who I should be talking to. Here's the question: Is there a way to lift a building on concrete slab that has settled several inches on one end? The details...

wyliesdiesels, thanks for the explanation. Confusion is gone! I’ve been trying to understand the rules for neutral-to-ground bonding for a while and now I think I get it. Knowing the change from 3-wire to 4-wire feeders came about with the 2008 NEC is helpful as well. The entire system I...

The service was installed at least 20 years ago, maybe 25. Can't remember for sure.

Norcal, I'm in Missouri but just not real familiar with the terminology. I heard it called a "splitter box" many years ago and don't know what else to call it. What I'm talking about is a steel enclosure that contains 3 large bus bars. Each bar is will accept up to 5 large conductors, each...

Hey guys, first time caller. I have some concerns and questions about how my electrical system is grounded. I’m not an electrician and would like some opinions. Here’s what I’ve got: Meter base sets on a 200 amp main breaker disconnect. Neutral is bonded to a grounding electrode. So far so...