Garage sub fuse/breaker box install
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I'm looking for a licensed electrician with experience in residential settings. The project involves adding a new sub breaker/fuse box on the side of an attached garage a few feet from the main breakers.
Key Points:
- Outdoor 50amp sub breaker/fuse box with 4 circuit spaces installed on a stucco single floor residential building.
- System will eventually be used to handle a mini split ac (likely less than 20amp), outdoor outlet and potentially an indoor gfci outlet… but for now just the box is required with future capacity.
- System will be mounted to the outside of a garage, with the new cable routed through the wall of the garage itself. It is hollow finished drywall that can be removed for this job and access to the studs behind. Owner will handle drywall.
- Main breaker is less than 5 feet from desired spot for sub breaker and will require new fuse connecting the sub panel (there are plenty of spare spaces).
- Expect system to have weather sealed hole in stucco for line from the main breaker and future circuit back inside.
- Ensure the new system complies with the latest safety standards.
- Completion of the project includes ensuring the system works correctly without any potential hazards and is up to code.
Ideal Skills:
- Licensed electrician.
- Experience with residential electrical systems.
- Knowledge of the latest safety standards and regulations.
- Reliable and pays attention to detail.
Key Points:
- Outdoor 50amp sub breaker/fuse box with 4 circuit spaces installed on a stucco single floor residential building.
- System will eventually be used to handle a mini split ac (likely less than 20amp), outdoor outlet and potentially an indoor gfci outlet… but for now just the box is required with future capacity.
- System will be mounted to the outside of a garage, with the new cable routed through the wall of the garage itself. It is hollow finished drywall that can be removed for this job and access to the studs behind. Owner will handle drywall.
- Main breaker is less than 5 feet from desired spot for sub breaker and will require new fuse connecting the sub panel (there are plenty of spare spaces).
- Expect system to have weather sealed hole in stucco for line from the main breaker and future circuit back inside.
- Ensure the new system complies with the latest safety standards.
- Completion of the project includes ensuring the system works correctly without any potential hazards and is up to code.
Ideal Skills:
- Licensed electrician.
- Experience with residential electrical systems.
- Knowledge of the latest safety standards and regulations.
- Reliable and pays attention to detail.