If you already have electric heat, you may not need a panel/service upgrade since it’s already sized for electric heat.

He spayed the panels and the tracks a light beige to match the other ceilings, and it looks nicer than I expected.

Here are the numbers:Purchase price - $210,000, with $4000 put in escrow by the sellers for repairsDown payment - 10% / $21,000Closing costs - $5000, about half in closing fee and half in pre-paids (taxes, insurance)Total cash out of pocket - $26,000Renovation costs - $23,000 ($4,000 paid from escrow), for above-mentioned work plus new central A/C and new electrical panel Furniture cost - $8,000. 

The existing half bath was lovingly referred to as the “murder bathroom”, You had to walk down a pitch black hallway, off the mechanical space, and the bathroom was elevated up about 8-10” (giving it maybe 6’-6” headroom) measured maybe 4' x 4' and the walls were made of laminate panels.

I just rewired a 1966 house, and it is pricey...about $1500 per room and $4200 to update the electrical panel. 

Any way you could set up some solar lights till you get the power on?

It needs a new roof, so maybe take advantage of incentives and go solar at the same time?

We have had just a few projects along the way, including, new electric panel box, new electric in the bathroom and kitchen, new Pex plumbing in the whole house, a support wall teardown + header beam install, whole house installation of recessed lights, new drywall in the kitchen and bathroom, new sub-floor in the kitchen and bathroom, and new hardwood floors in the entire house.

Hello,I have a duplex in Castor Gardens that already has 2 meters /2 panels but 100 amp service. 

As a family we demo'd the old wood fence and have one post and panel left to install of 112' of PVC fence, 70' of HOA brick wall helps.