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Default Residential service entrance power drop repair?
On Wed, 25 Oct 2006 21:08:40 -0400, John E.
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Thus spake Homer J Simpson:

Then you can work hot if you clearly understand the safety rules and have the

proper equipment.

Thanks for your input.

My comfort / safety zone is to not work with anything hot. The closest I come
is pulling wires to a load panel that is live, but I won't work on hot
conductors.

If the power company won't disconnect and reconnect the power drop (within a
reasonable period, say 24 hours), I may have to have an electrician do this.
But the one estimate I got was $3000 for that small job.

Thanks again,

I'll do it for $2999.99 if you supply the beer.

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