It is finished.

[BadeMillsap]

Per Tim The Toolman Taylor ... MORE POWER!!!!!

Enjoy it!

[toolguy1000]

Increased service from the power company, new main panel, new sub, added a total of 5 circuits. 3 110V and 2 220. Should be more than enough for quite a while... All new breakers throughout, and GFCIs.

Yeah, total right at around $1,200.00

All things considered, I really can't complain. Biggest expense was wire. I bought the material, and got through coupons and price matches things like the 40 circuit 200 amp main panel for $129.00 with most of the breakers included.

that's a real bargain. in my area, electricians get $1000 to $1500 (p&l) for a main panel upgrade from 100A to 200A (which i assume is what you got). a new sub-panel (looks like a 60A sub from the size of the black wire feeding it as shown in the last photo) and 5 home runs would just add to that, probably another $500 -$1000. the NY tri-state area is a nice place to live but it can be pricey.

[Rand]

Looks great! You may want to consider installing nail plates on the studs where the romex goes through. It's done correctly but in a shop it's just a little extra safety.

[dbhost]

It passes inspection without the nail plates, but absolutely I am adding nail plates...