What advice do you have for a first-time homeowner looking to sublet their residential property?
Asked by Ielizaveta Garkavenko 
2 weeks ago
Last Updated: May 4, 2024
Got any advice for a first-time residential sub?
Got any advice for a first-time residential sub?
Hey, where’s your SPD at? Just wondering.
Let us know when you’re finished posting again.
Have you considered getting a label maker?
You’re such a prima donna.
Seems like you could use some help with feeding. 👍
Totally agree with ! They were out of stock, so I went back and put them in a few days later.
Come on, don’t be a jerk and sharing photos that everyone will criticize.
Hey , I’m just looking for some advice!
What exactly is osmosis?
Hey, do you know where the ground bar is? And have you seen the feeders?
Ron, Barbara, and Reed were running late, and the feeders hadn’t arrived yet.
My feedback:
– I suggest adding more or longer ground bars (a combination of 23/15 and 15/9) to have additional accessible grounds. Connect them using #6 wire as I don’t trust a ground connection based on nuts threading.
– Consider getting a larger panel, as you should ideally have around 20-25% empty breaker spots after completing your main work. Currently, you have very few available breakers. I recommend a 30 breaker spot panel if it is a sub-panel serviced by another breaker upline.
– A Surge Protective Device should be installed, and it could potentially be installed in the outdoor meter/disconnect combo upline.
– There are too many arc breakers and no arc/FCI breakers. Are there circuits that should be protected by FCI? I suggest avoiding FCI outlets altogether and moving all FCI protection to the panel’s breakers.
Are you looking for a shop class? No feeders, no neutral, and no ground. And it’s not a sub-panel with a main breaker, it’s a 100 amp breaker.