We'll take care of permit fees, materials, labor, inspection fees and taxes.
We'll upgrade your home service, bringing your electrical up to code.
We'll remove old power meters and replace risers, feeder pipe, boost indoor panels and install new meters.
We can safely drill through your roof to support new risers. Pipe roof seal on pipe, install new feeder wires and weatherhead. Sub panels are no problem. Feeder wires to sub panel and land old branch circuits on new breakers. We'll meet city of Boulder requirements with new dedicated circuits. We'll handle this on the furnace and water heater. Both existing and new conduit through bathroom into basement. A through switch in basement to light. Run new Romex from light to `S.S.U. location.
We'll install new grounded switches and receptacles throughout the house and install ground pig tail from boxes to new devices. Install GFI in kitchen and bathroom. 15 amp receptors, 1 and 2 pole 30 amp square breakers and 100W Halogens outside. Photocell motion sensors are available for your families security and peace of mind. Wire nuts and poles. Install new water bonding
wire in basement within 5 feet of water pipe entrance. Install new ground rod outside and install new ground wire. Remove old receptacles and lights. Extension of lamp cord, add weatherproof box on outside conduit and install new outdoor halogen lights. Remove extension cord wiring in basement and crawl space.
Electrical permits and general permits are pulled, handled and approved.
Electrical system- electrical service conductors, main disconnect locations, 15 and 20 amp branch wires, electrical service voltage ratings, panel types, wiring methods, service amperage and panel capacity, electrical panel manufacturers, smoke detectors, service entrance conductors, main and distribution panel location, sub panel boxes, main disconnect devices, service and grounding equipment, electrical meters, fixtures, switches, connected devices, receptacle operation, polarity and grounding, outlets, improper wiring fixes, reverse polarity solutions, replacement by qualified electricians. operation of GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupters), carbon monoxide alarms.
Effective July 1, 209, all homes being purchased are required to have carbon monoxide alarms installed by the seller. This requirement is for homes that have a fuel fired heating system or appliance, a fireplace or an attached garage. The CO alarms must be installed within 15 feet of the entrance to each sleeping room. This inspection includes a review of the presence of CO alarms, and includes pressing the test button to verify operation.
Heating system- primary heating system, number of heat systems, filter size, heat system brand, approximate age, energy source, filter type heating equipment, thermostat, automatic safety controls, distribution systems including fans, ducts, air filters and registers, chimneys, flues and vents.
Cooling system- central air manufacturer, equipment type, operating characteristics, energy source, number of AC only units, cooling and air handler equipment, normal operating controls, distribution systems including fans, ducts, air filters, registers, and fans.
We'll upgrade your home service, bringing your electrical up to code.
We'll remove old power meters and replace risers, feeder pipe, boost indoor panels and install new meters.
We can safely drill through your roof to support new risers. Pipe roof seal on pipe, install new feeder wires and weatherhead. Sub panels are no problem. Feeder wires to sub panel and land old branch circuits on new breakers. We'll meet city of Boulder requirements with new dedicated circuits. We'll handle this on the furnace and water heater. Both existing and new conduit through bathroom into basement. A through switch in basement to light. Run new Romex from light to `S.S.U. location.
We'll install new grounded switches and receptacles throughout the house and install ground pig tail from boxes to new devices. Install GFI in kitchen and bathroom. 15 amp receptors, 1 and 2 pole 30 amp square breakers and 100W Halogens outside. Photocell motion sensors are available for your families security and peace of mind. Wire nuts and poles. Install new water bonding
wire in basement within 5 feet of water pipe entrance. Install new ground rod outside and install new ground wire. Remove old receptacles and lights. Extension of lamp cord, add weatherproof box on outside conduit and install new outdoor halogen lights. Remove extension cord wiring in basement and crawl space.
Electrical permits and general permits are pulled, handled and approved.
Electrical system- electrical service conductors, main disconnect locations, 15 and 20 amp branch wires, electrical service voltage ratings, panel types, wiring methods, service amperage and panel capacity, electrical panel manufacturers, smoke detectors, service entrance conductors, main and distribution panel location, sub panel boxes, main disconnect devices, service and grounding equipment, electrical meters, fixtures, switches, connected devices, receptacle operation, polarity and grounding, outlets, improper wiring fixes, reverse polarity solutions, replacement by qualified electricians. operation of GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupters), carbon monoxide alarms.
Effective July 1, 209, all homes being purchased are required to have carbon monoxide alarms installed by the seller. This requirement is for homes that have a fuel fired heating system or appliance, a fireplace or an attached garage. The CO alarms must be installed within 15 feet of the entrance to each sleeping room. This inspection includes a review of the presence of CO alarms, and includes pressing the test button to verify operation.
Heating system- primary heating system, number of heat systems, filter size, heat system brand, approximate age, energy source, filter type heating equipment, thermostat, automatic safety controls, distribution systems including fans, ducts, air filters and registers, chimneys, flues and vents.
Cooling system- central air manufacturer, equipment type, operating characteristics, energy source, number of AC only units, cooling and air handler equipment, normal operating controls, distribution systems including fans, ducts, air filters, registers, and fans.