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. 

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.

The only thing with the Powerline adapter is that both outlets where you plugin need to be on the same electrical panel.

Lot's of wood paneling. 

Would imagine you would have to put up panels over them but they are fairly thin and work well.

I'd say the only real issue was the electric panels were the screw in fuses.

You will need to involve tradesmen to run the electric and set up the panels and water lines so it could get spendy so you'd have to run the numbers locally to figure out if it's worth it.