We had an electrician install a new electrical panel and new GFCI outlets.  

@Dru Bennett,Good Question, I am at the IMN conference in Miami right now with all of those big funds, and those numbers came from the panel that had all of their CEO's on it.

Plan the space for standard size free standing appliances that can be easy changed out when necessary.In your drawing you mention "electrical box".... is that the location of the electrical panel (which would be costly to relocate) or is it an electrical outlet?

Breece Veneer & Panel Co., 232 F .2d 319.

Next I'd nail down the subfloor panels and lay a rubbery cork like material over subfloor.

We replaced rotted wood panels on the exterior, painted the inside, re-insulated the attic, and other minor repairs. 

On physical inspection all of the electrical panel had been stolen, all the wires cut out of the attic, water heater, and air conditioner as well. 

The current electrical panel is 120/240 volt service with a 100 amp panel for each unit.  

Had it been plywood this would have been hard to do that type of damage.I am building cabinets for my kitchen now and I am using 3/4" prefinished uv maple plywood and I'm making poplar shaker style doors with mdf flat panels.

I am adding a dishwasher, microwave, and garbage disposal as well as recessed and pendant lighting and moving every other outlet and light switch around.The price I just got to put in a 200 amp panel and move it from inside the laundry to outside at the other end of the house was $3000, but that depends on what the power company makes them do as far as moving the meter and where they are allowed to put the new panel.The price for the rest of the work, which essentially amounts to rewiring the whole kitchen adding a handful of new circuits and some of the den is another $3000.