WarDamnEagle
SILVER Star
Keep that slab wet, like soaked, for at least a week. Like now.
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@greenbeast I had one bid of $4800 just to trench the 110’ of 4/0 in a 3” schedule 80 conduit.
I’m the perfect world I should get another cruiser to spend the savings, if I can only convince the wife.Wow, I had no idea how much money I saved by doing mine myself, but that makes me feel even better.
Thank you, I'm looking forward to someone chiming in.These guys are all knowledgeable and have helped me with my electrical questions on my build:
@PIP
@mdsims
@Ol Yeller
@PAToyota
I’ve been driving the desk a bit too long to give the “right” answer but all loose wire is rated for free air, so encased in sprayfoam would violate that rating, conduit sounds right. Also conduit can be re-wired for an extra circuit etc...no fishing in another wire through sprayfoam vs bats of fiberglass insulation.Someone educate me on the requirements (typically) for encasing electrical wire in the wall if spray foam is going to me used? When I told the electrician with the high bid he said his proposal included everything in hard pipe, EMT conduit and wiring? Now when questioned he says that he can use MC cable or possibly Romex since it is going behind the walls.
In the end it doesn't matter, I will discuss with my old friend andI trust whatever he say sit will be safe and cost effective!