The above sounds a but like what an engineer would ask.I am concerned about the objective.

I started before I graduated from college with my engineering degree.

He can pretty much do everything except electrical work.

My dad works more on the developing end because he owns a civil engineering and land surveying company which is a great resource for me.Also, I have a friend that I've known for most of my life who retired (from "having" to work everyday) when he was 33.

Golf, snow ski, read (non-fiction mostly) enjoy movies, volunteer at our local community theatre-set building and occassionally acting.I used to sell industrial supplies; fasteners, tools, electrical and hydraulic supplies.Click below to see a scene from a recent play I was in.all cash

However; you're mixing electricity and water, not a good combo in any situation, doing something wrong could lead to a SHOCKING (or deadly) experience.

You also really have to be careful with electrical issues also, so you do not get a severely unbalanced load that will be problematic.

I am a computer engineer (Chip Design), I retired in 2000 after the company I worked for, completed a successful IPO.

It is vacant now - but has the electric pole & septic tank where a mobile home was.

I am have the electric service updated and the fuse box that is in the kitchen is being moved to the outside.