Plan Route and Fish Wire Through Basement

What happens here

Upon arriving at the customer's residence, the primary task is to assess the electrical service panel, typically located in the basement. This step involves planning the most efficient route for the new electrical circuit from the main panel to the desired charger location in the garage. Since the basement has a finished drywall ceiling, access holes must be carefully cut to allow for wire fishing. Utilize a flashlight to inspect the ceiling cavity for obstructions like pipes or HVAC ducts. A fish tape is then used to pull the heavy-gauge electrical wire through the ceiling joists, navigating around any obstacles and eventually routing it towards the garage wall where the charger will be mounted. In this specific scenario, a crawl space was found, which facilitated the wire routing process, reducing the number of necessary access holes.

Goal: Route electrical wire from the main panel to the garage