why do you need to tell them anything? if you hire electrician to wire up for you...pay him for the job...they dont ask and quite frankly dont carewhat types of appliances would best mimic 3 1000 watt lights
i am seting up a basement area 8'x10'
any good lies would be helpfull i plan on saying its a new office or something like that .........any ideas what to say?
thanks the billman
Agreed, they're just happy to make that dollar you'll be paying him for the job after he's done. No worrieswhy do you need to tell them anything? if you hire electrician to wire up for you...pay him for the job...they dont ask and quite frankly dont care
Peace
this is a good question...tell him you are building a small work space and you will nee to power 2-3 ,15-20amp tools at a time....this would tell him enough info to get the power requirements you need...what types of appliances would best mimic 3 1000 watt lights
i am seting up a basement area 8'x10'
any good lies would be helpfull i plan on saying its a new office or something like that .........any ideas what to say?
thanks the billman
they do ask and they do care...not for legal reasons for liability...when you ask an electrician to run you a new service he will want to know for what so he can power you up accordinally....your average household 15a circuit wont support 3000w of lights and the other eviroment equipment needed to run that room without problem, therefore you need to up your amperage and the elctrician will more than likely ask a few questions, not to be nosey just to cover his ass for liability.why do you need to tell them anything? if you hire electrician to wire up for you...pay him for the job...they dont ask and quite frankly dont care
Peace
while i agree with what you are saying...around my neck of the woods....you say i want 3000 watts of power...they say ok, this is what you need...this is what it will cost....and done! i know from experience.they do ask and they do care...not for legal reasons for liability...when you ask an electrician to run you a new service he will want to know for what so he can power you up accordinally....your average household 15a circuit wont support 3000w of lights and the other eviroment equipment needed to run that room without problem, therefore you need to up your amperage and the elctrician will more than likely ask a few questions, not to be nosey just to cover his ass for liability.
thats horribleI think something might be wrong with my marriage.
We just needed some electrical work done and was expecting an electrician to do the work.
I phoned home yesterday, my wife answered and I asked her
Has the Electrician come yet?
she replied
No, not yet,
but I sure do have him breathing hard!!!
I agree. If you were to buy a home improvement book or look around on the internet you could learn everything you needed to know. It's super simple to run some romex and install a breaker.Do it yourself ..Its not hard running wire and outlets and a few breakers
I agree. If you were to buy a home improvement book or look around on the internet you could learn everything you needed to know. It's super simple to run some romex and install a breaker.