breaker job cost
#1
10-15-02, 06:31 PM
#2
10-15-02, 08:39 PM
jray,
There are too many variables to answer this question with the info. that you provided.
It's kind of like asking.."How much is it gonna cost me to paint my house ?"
You should be able to get an estimate from a local Electrical Contractor.Labor costs,material prices,Local building codes,and the type of service(overhead vs.underground,power co.requirements,etc.etc.) vary greatly from one jurisdiction to another.
There are too many variables to answer this question with the info. that you provided.
It's kind of like asking.."How much is it gonna cost me to paint my house ?"
You should be able to get an estimate from a local Electrical Contractor.Labor costs,material prices,Local building codes,and the type of service(overhead vs.underground,power co.requirements,etc.etc.) vary greatly from one jurisdiction to another.
#4
10-15-02, 10:09 PM
John,
Is that price good for the 5000 sq.ft residence as well as my 1800 sq.ft vacation home ?
P.S. As good as you are at solving DIY problems,you've probably came up with the right price for the paint-job.
ie. Can you blow a gfi circuit ,microwave tripping another breaker,three way switch with dim lights,.....and the list goes on.
You amaze me with how easy you make it seem !
Is that price good for the 5000 sq.ft residence as well as my 1800 sq.ft vacation home ?
P.S. As good as you are at solving DIY problems,you've probably came up with the right price for the paint-job.
ie. Can you blow a gfi circuit ,microwave tripping another breaker,three way switch with dim lights,.....and the list goes on.
You amaze me with how easy you make it seem !
#5
10-15-02, 10:16 PM
Member
Yes. Both houses will be exactly the same. I'm going to use three gallons of paint for either house -- just depends on how much I thin it and whether or not I mask off your windows before I spray.
