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Updated almost 5 years ago, 02/06/2020

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On the fence about electrical service upgrade

William Taylor
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Hey all!

Closed on our first multi family a few weeks ago. We currently have each meter separated out, but has 100A service. The units have electric furnaces, electric water heater, no washer/dryers, and the range is gas.

We had an electrician recommended to us by a contractor who is doing some extensive work inside some of these units. The electrician (licensed, and would be pulling permits) would upgrade all 4 electric panels to 200A service for $3k.

This sounds like a solid price, but not entirely sure we actually need it. Looking for some insight one way or another that might help with this decision. Thanks!

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