Quote Originally Posted by killerweed420
Its not that hard to do the math to figure out what load your system can handle. If you have a home with aluminum wiring don't do it. Its really quite simple to wire a house you just need to do a little research, maybe buy a wiring book from the hardware store.
Have completely rewired a couple homes during the remodeling and its not that hard. The inspector comes in either approves it or he doesn't. One of the things you find out in the process is there really are no codes for wiring, onlu inspectors personal opinions and they all vary.
That sounds just like the requirements to get a general contractors license in Washington. And look at all the shit shacks that get built today!!! Mold, Chinese drywall erosion of electrical wiring, leaking roofs, building in flood plains, in homes less then 10 years old. We didn't build shit shacks back in my day, not even tract homes. Now days they put the same cheap garbage in custom homes as HUD housing.
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