Tri-County Electric LLC

Upgrade electrical service from overhead to underground, 200-Amp Underground Electrical ServiceFurnish and install one 1 new 200-amp, 120/240-volt, single-phase underground electrical service. Install new service-entrance conductors through the existing underground conduit from the utility pole to the house. Furnish and install a new 200-amp meter socket and all associated service equipment. Furnish and install one 1 new 200-amp, 40-circuit, single-phase electrical panel in the garage. Transfer and reconnect the existing electrical circuits and feeders to the new panel where applicable. Furnish and install all required breakers, conductors, fittings, grounding, bonding, labeling and associated electrical hardware. Upgrade the grounding-electrode system as required by code. Furnish and install one 1 30/50-amp generator power inlet with the appropriate generator breaker and listed panel interlock to prevent utility backfeed.

Concrete work Furnish and install 1 16' x 9' x 6" concrete padSwim Spa:Install two 2 new dedicated 50-amp circuits from the existing main electrical panel to serve the swim spa. Install GFCI protection and disconnects for both swim spa circuits in accordance with applicable electrical codes and manufacturer requirements. Install five 5 load management modules within the existing main electrical panel. Furnish and install one 1 100-amp, 30-circuit subpanel adjacent to the existing main electrical panel. Relocate existing branch circuits from the main panel into the new subpanel as needed to create sufficient space for the new swim spa breakers. Relocate the existing transfer switch a few feet to accommodate the new equipment layout. Install a new plywood backboard behind the transfer switch and paint it white for a clean, finished appearance. Excavate a trench from the residence to the swim spa location. Install underground PVC conduit, pull the required conductors, transition up to the disconnects, and complete the final connection to the swim spa using conduit and/or liquid-tight flexible conduit as required. Test and verify proper operation of all newly installed electrical equipment upon completion.