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That's interesting. My panel is and always has been in my laundry room since the house was built. My house was built in 2005, so it's not that old. The washer and dryer outlets are three feet away and were apparently designed that way. The rack where the clothes hang is right next to the...

I'm not planning on changing the load center setup for the house, even though it is a little strange. Especially since we've now established that there's nothing wrong with it! :lol_hitti I guess now I'm looking at setting up a 60A breaker and subpanel so that I don't triple my cost on wire...

I'm in southeast Georgia and my power company is GA Power. It's certainly something looking into but I've already explored that a little. My next door neighbor works as a crew leader for another local utility company and I asked him about it. He told me that it would probably be very...

The panel in the laundry room is one of the ones that can either be set up as a main lug or a main breaker. I agree that it's a little odd that they didn't use the disconnect spot available in the panel or at least use a meter socket/load center assembly that would allow for expansion on the...

I'm hoping some of you with more experience than myself can help me with safely getting power to my pole barn. I've got a 24x24 building/lean to that I'm going to use as a storage building and shop. I plan on setting up a 20A circuit for lights, another 2 for outlets and probably a 30A for a...

I work in the galvanizing industry but the material you are asking about is a different process than what I do. You might try the American Galvanizers Association. They should be able to point you in the direction of a manufacturer in your area