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Oddly, PG&E charged me $0 to upgrade my service drop from 100A to 200A. I was pretty surprised.
by danans 4y ago
Oddly, PG&E charged me $0 to upgrade my service drop from 100A to 200A. I was pretty surprised.
- BuckyBeaver 4y agoBecause you want to use more electricity at minimal cost to them.
- mindslight 4y agoDid they actually change the feeder upstream of the wires that you own? The sizing of those isn't regulated by the NEC the way your wires are, and in my experience POCOs don't really care how much your lights dim when a motor kicks on.
- danans 4y ago> Did they actually change the feeder upstream of the wires that you own? Yeah. Completely new feeder. From what I saw it wasn't a ton of work, maybe a few hours, but hours nonetheless.