Establishing New Service Entry and Conduit Run

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Installing a 300 AMP Service for a Church, and a Full Building Re-wire, how much would you charge?

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What happens here

The wiring for the new 300 amp service is meticulously routed. Wires from the main service entrance are fed into the church through a specialized electrical trough, which serves as a common raceway to distribute these large gauge wires to the two separate 150 amp panels. From the exterior, the main service conductors are encased within a 2.5 inch rigid conduit, which runs vertically up the side of the church to connect to the overhead 300 amp service line, ensuring robust protection and compliance with electrical codes for outdoor wiring.

Goal: Securely route new service entrance conductors from overhead to main panels

Tools and materials

2.5 Inch Rigid Conduit — Protecting the main service entrance conductors as they run up the exterior of the building
Electrical Trough — Providing a raceway for multiple wires to be distributed from a single entry point to multiple panels
Large Gauge Electrical Wires — Carrying the main 300 amp electrical service from the utility to the main panels

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another 150 amp panel right here. These two panels equaling 300 amps and you can see our wires are being fed through this trough and it's going outside in a 2 and 1/2 inch rigid conduit going in a overhead 300 amp service. And guys, this church we knew we had to do God's work. We also installed surge protectors in both the panels. This church needs a lot

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