Customer concern
A larger service is a whole-property capacity project involving demand, service conductors, metering, main equipment, grounding and utility coordination.
GORIGHT SERVICE
Electrical Service Upgrades
Whole-property capacity upgrades coordinated with demand calculations, metering, permits, inspections and utility requirements.
Starting at $5,750, before HSTSubject to verified site conditions and a written scope.
What GoRight evaluates
- Whole-property demand and planned loads
- Service conductors, meter and main equipment
- Utility location, outage and reconnection requirements
Professional work stages
- 1. Verify existing service and planned capacity
- 2. Complete demand and service design
- 3. Coordinate utility, permit and outage
- 4. Install service equipment and grounding
- 5. Complete inspection, reconnection and testing
Calculations and design decisions
The final design coordinates calculated demand, conductor ratings, metering, main protection, grounding and NB Power service requirements.
What your investment covers
Your investment covers professional review, applicable calculations, safe isolation, coordinated selection, skilled installation or assessment, testing, documentation, licensing, insurance and accountability within the authorized scope.
What you may receive
- Written scope or findings
- Applicable calculation, test or coordination summary
- Recommendations, limitations and next steps
Exclusions and price-changing conditions
Concealed damage, difficult or destructive routing, finish restoration, hazardous-material work, utility work, engineering and newly discovered conditions are outside the initial scope unless expressly included. Additional work requires authorization.
Code, permit and equipment references
CEC Sections 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14; New Brunswick permit and inspection; NB Power service, metering, outage and reconnection requirements.
Important: Final Code rules, permit classification, inspection, utility and equipment requirements depend on the verified installation. These references are navigation aids and do not constitute project approval.
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