[koukimonst3r]

Originally Posted by Traum

Apparently a lot of stuff are double or triple tapped, and a total amperage of only 100A is kind of inadequate.



The home inspector only gave us some very rudimentary suggestions of how the process goes -- it pretty much boiled down to go find an electrician, someone needs to arrange with BC Hydro to have power at my place shut down / cut off from the grip, the electrician does his thing, we pay him big bucks and off our merry way we go.

Double tapping or triple tapping isn't a good idea because each circuit should have its own breaker, can't overload or else it'll just trip. Most circuit breakers are rated at 15A, mircowave, oven, fridge, lights, washer and dryer are the ones that usually use a lot of current.

Yeah that's basically what you need to do, an electrician should be able to give you a quote and figure out what needs to be done.