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My comment should’ve been prefaced with “Assuming you have an existing 200A service,” A new service drop and panel shouldn’t be $10k, but lots of residential e
by quickthrowman 2y ago
My comment should’ve been prefaced with “Assuming you have an existing 200A service,”
A new service drop and panel shouldn’t be $10k, but lots of residential electricians are greedy. 4/0 4/0 2/0 aluminum triplex cable isn’t that expensive but if they included directional boring instead of trenching, $10k makes more sense. A fully loaded resi panel with the correct AFCI and GFCI breakers is around $2500 or so. If you happen to live in MN or WI, I can give you a better quote.
- Marsymars 2y agoYeah, it's the hydrovac that adds most of the cost. Not my blog, but I'm with the same utility provider in the same area: http://www.titam.ca/2021/05/cost-to-upgrade-underground-electrical.html http://www.titam.ca/2021/05/cost-to-upgrade-underground-elec...
- quickthrowman 2y agoOh yeah any time you roll a hydrovac truck, things get REAL expensive very quickly.