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  • Fair price on hot tub wiring?

    Mine will be ran from the box in my garage approximately 50 ft to my patio. What is a fair price for this?

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    I know we've been PMing, but I'll put this on here just for anyone else's benefit that is considering it. I've got an old house with a full panel, so mine is a little more complicated than just running the wire, but I've had estimates anywhere from $600 to $2800... Yes, two THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED dollars. I guess the guy wanted to take a trip to Europe this summer on just one job.

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    • #3
      I had one run the full length of a house on a (I think) 50 amp breaker (provided by me). It was 750. This was 8 years ago as well though.

      I've learned electrical ain't cheap and a lot of the costs are materials.
      Originally posted by MR EDD
      U defend him who use's racial slurs like hes drinking water.

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      • #4
        How hard could it be? Let's get some lamp cord and pliers and go to town!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by jluv View Post
          How hard could it be? Let's get some lamp cord and pliers and go to town!
          haha, thanks for the laugh.
          Originally posted by MR EDD
          U defend him who use's racial slurs like hes drinking water.

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          • #6
            Jesus Christ at the $2800 bid. That includes the arc reactor too?

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            • #7
              Just get a long cord and unplug the drier, plug in the HT. How often will you be using both at the same time???
              BAM, done, and costs about $15 in extra cord.

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              • #8
                Jeezus christ is right....who the fuck did you call?

                I did this EXACT job for my brother in law and sister a few months ago and charged them 250 + materials.

                Is your HT a 240v or 120v? Is there room in your panel for either a 2 pole 240v breaker or a single pole breaker?
                PM me and I'll give you a FAIR price.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by talisman View Post
                  I know we've been PMing, but I'll put this on here just for anyone else's benefit that is considering it. I've got an old house with a full panel, so mine is a little more complicated than just running the wire, but I've had estimates anywhere from $600 to $2800... Yes, two THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED dollars. I guess the guy wanted to take a trip to Europe this summer on just one job.
                  I too had the same thing done(installed a smaller panel, GFCI breaker, ran new line about 30ft, etc) to my hot tub and spent right around $500 total.
                  This was for a 240V hot tub.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by ram57ta View Post
                    Jeezus christ is right....who the fuck did you call?

                    I did this EXACT job for my brother in law and sister a few months ago and charged them 250 + materials.

                    Is your HT a 240v or 120v? Is there room in your panel for either a 2 pole 240v breaker or a single pole breaker?
                    PM me and I'll give you a FAIR price.
                    Here's what I've got:

                    Buy spas, and hot tubs straight from Aqua Living Factory Outlets. Locations all over the country and experts to help you find the perfect tub!


                    From the guys I've talked to, a breaker needs to be "bridged?" and/or have a secondary box added. I'm not great with electrical terminology. I've got a guy that was supposed to be here at 8 this morning. Still waiting... Second guy I've had no show, so if this is something you do and want to make some money, LMK.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by talisman View Post
                      Here's what I've got:

                      Buy spas, and hot tubs straight from Aqua Living Factory Outlets. Locations all over the country and experts to help you find the perfect tub!


                      From the guys I've talked to, a breaker needs to be "bridged?" and/or have a secondary box added. I'm not great with electrical terminology. I've got a guy that was supposed to be here at 8 this morning. Still waiting... Second guy I've had no show, so if this is something you do and want to make some money, LMK.
                      I know right. I need power ran to a shed 20' away and a simple box installed in there.
                      Fuck you. We're going to Costco.

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                      • #12
                        Guys PM me and lets discuss.....yes I can do it (both the HT and the shed) although the shed is a bit more difficult because a trench has to be dug.

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                        • #13
                          Well, the guy showed up finally and is working on it now. I hope this is the last time my house needs any serious electrical work. Glad I have a reliable contractor for almost anything else. I've been trying to get this thing hooked up so I can help my back out for about three weeks and it's been annoying as hell dealing with flakes.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by talisman View Post
                            Well, the guy showed up finally and is working on it now. I hope this is the last time my house needs any serious electrical work. Glad I have a reliable contractor for almost anything else. I've been trying to get this thing hooked up so I can help my back out for about three weeks and it's been annoying as hell dealing with flakes.
                            Wish Id known. It really is a pretty straightforward job.

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by ram57ta View Post
                              Guys PM me and lets discuss.....yes I can do it (both the HT and the shed) although the shed is a bit more difficult because a trench has to be dug.
                              Could you run it over head, and attach it to a pole, or one of those ceramic wire holder things? Like this type.

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