It depends on what you are needing service to (house, mobile home, barn, well, RV/camper)

(36” to the top of conduit) conduit size (3” schedule 40 gray pvc in the ground schedule 80 above ground), sweep 90’s (wide radius), reducer ( 3” to 2“ bell shape reducer , if rock is hit and can’t get sufficient depth on underground ditch, concrete to dirt ratio ( 4” of concrete= 1’ of dirt).

2 - 8’ ground rods driven 6’ apart, one continuous ground wire from one rod to next.

The State of Tennessee allows a property owner to purchase one set of inspections per year as long as it is not commercial. Go to https://core.tn.gov- New Window for electrical permits. If you need help with State Electric & Building Permits, you may use an Issuing Agent: • Tracy (England) Fowler / 931-316-3955 (call or text) / tfowler2022@yahoo.com

No, it doesn’t matter as long as it’s UL listed and if it’s for an underground service it must have a stamped 3” knock out. It cannot be altered or the electrical inspector will fail the inspection due to tampering.

Once all member requirements are met, jobs are put in line for construction and are built in the order that they are received. Jobs can be delayed if there is bad weather or if the property is too wet for our equipment to operate efficiently.