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Great video! I have to put in a utility pole and service combo later, and this will help

Nice job. Thanks for sharing.

In Tennessee the ground Rod has to go 8 foot and if it’s driven at a 45 angle it’s got to be 7foot

Didn’t even dig your own hole 😅😅😅 betas

How do you ground the house ?

what size wire and how long was the run?

What type of PVC were you using for the underground burial to the meter box ?

Primer….. EVEYWHERE

Great video! Learned a lot from the video and comments 😉

12” from any box and no further than 4.5’ apart vertically or horizontally

Would of watched full video but with all the camera movements I stopped its so annoying and very dizzying

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

I was trenchin for some electrical conduit, only had to be a 18 inch depth, but of the 400 foot run about 150 feet of it was about 2 inches of hardpan dirt, and another 16 inches through just a solid granite slab of rock, very fun day.

This is a great pathway for people not wanting to go to college and take on a bunch of debt!

really video and I leanred a lot! I have a quick question, centerpoint in Houston just moved the power pole in my backyard to another location. what kind of electrician should I look for to do the underground service installation? and will the power line and internet cable go into one conduit and will be connect by the electrician in one job? Do I need to call AT&T or something? thank you!

Within 12 inches from electrical box or fixture, and within 12 inches of vertically drilled holes. Horizontal run wires going through the holes is fine without staples. I might have to check the book

What kinda siding going on the house? If its brick your in a bad way as you should mount your meter base main on the surface of the brick. Same thing if aluminum or vinyl siding. They cant get the siding behind the meter base. They will have to work around it and thats not goid because after a few years water will get behind the meter and rot away the wood.

All schedule #80 or just the vertical ? What size service wire in the conduit for 200 amp service?

Make sure you fire whoever that is in the background. 😂😂

Not so easy in the New England winter

Appreciate the really nice explanation of how this is done. Just a couple of quick questions: 1. It appeared that you immediately backfilled after laying and securing the conduit. When are inspections done in your area for depth and correct conduit thickness? 2. How does one handle a situation if the house in not complete and ready for mounting the electrical box, can a temporary location (close to the house) be used to install the temporary service. Do you ever do this type of install? Thanks and again great job.

6 inches from the box

Idk maybe 12” from a box?

Great Video, just what i needed for our RV pad!!! How did you film this, did you wear a camera on like a head band?

your video is on the money even without editing is very important that you give a little code and tips like you do thanks

In my area clear PVC cement is used regularly. The gray cement can be used without cleaner. All PVC cement forms a solvent weld, not a chemical bond

You should have pulled mule tape, so you won't dig into sweeps

Just wondering how much something like this job, pays.

Shouldn’t you be removing the neutral to ground bonding strap? I think that is there only for 3 wire installs. Similar to how you don’t bond ground and neutrals in a sub panel.

No Expansion nipple😢😢😢

Just wondering if you ran the wires up and over the window and over rather than through at the roof hip bearing as well due to a dull drill bit or are they enforcing some kind of code kink down there. Also wondered on your last one if they let yall leave your staples loose at the boxes there or was that staple filmed "mid install". Thanks for the vids. Im a licensed master plumber with a full mechanical license here in Tennessee and am scheduled to tale my electrical exam next month. These vids help a lot.

Shouldn't there have been an expansion coupling there at the house?

"That's how you wire a 4-way switch", nothing was explained... Only saw 2 guys stripping some wires and screwing them into random terminals 😅

I thought code since at least 2017 requires 2 ground rods at least 6 feet apart and the conductor from panel must be a single continuous wire that connects to both ground rods. At least that is what I read in a 2017 code book.

Electrician’s hammer😂

Most south carolina do this method.

Great job on the wiring. Excellent content. Good start to your channel.

Try tying a grocery bag or other thin plastic sheet to the pull string and use a shop vac to suck the string through. Works like an absolute charm! Great video. Thank you!

i don't like that you drop the knockout in the trench. Good contractors clean up after themselves

2" 36" radius 90 degree elbow. Edison makes us install a 3" conduit for a 200 amp panel. Then they make us mandrel the pipe. Wow , where is the second ground rod?

Here in zip code 34698 and the area we put that ground wire in conduit to keep it from being stolen. Been retired 6 years now. Nice work guys.

Always apply solvent cement to both PVC surfaces to properly meld together.

Really that lazy just drop the knockout in the trench your company name . What the rest of the job like .

Missing expansion fitting.

cmon man - throw your trash in a bag dude. I guess a trash bag isnt simple enough huh?

Expansion Joint not required in your area ?

Did dist for 20 years 4" to 6"

It seems like the carpenters were late so you blocked them with your service 😂

we are required to use a slip coupling up to any enclosure. Do you ever use a wet vac to pull string in?

Video is great but way too short