Rewire
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When I have anything that requires POCO involvement I meet with their engineer on site that way I can open cabinets and transformers and not be surprised by hidden problems.
Some you win, some you LOSE
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mwysinger
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good, bad, and downright ugly...
good, bad, and downright ugly...
You never know what word of mouth can do for you or TO you!!
I just finished a rewire of an old building that had about 60 years' worth of different wiring methods in it, and chalked it up to a "learning experience", as I royally screwed myself on the pricing. But it was for a friend, and he never questioned anything we did. All came out good in the end I guess. Good luck on your project. I'm not sure if I would have expected to find something in the sealed panel or not. Most likely not. But, as inquisitive as I am, I probably would have called the POCO and asked some questions. I always try to analyze every possible scenario ahead of time, but I still get bit in the a*! once in a while!!
good, bad, and downright ugly...
SmithBuilt said:
You never know what word of mouth can do for you or TO you!!
I just finished a rewire of an old building that had about 60 years' worth of different wiring methods in it, and chalked it up to a "learning experience", as I royally screwed myself on the pricing. But it was for a friend, and he never questioned anything we did. All came out good in the end I guess. Good luck on your project. I'm not sure if I would have expected to find something in the sealed panel or not. Most likely not. But, as inquisitive as I am, I probably would have called the POCO and asked some questions. I always try to analyze every possible scenario ahead of time, but I still get bit in the a*! once in a while!!
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