Meter-main installation — SouthPark, NC

200 Amp Service Upgrade for a Detached Garage — SouthPark, NC

This 200 amp service upgrade in SouthPark, NC added a meter-main panel for a detached garage being converted to livable space with a small kitchen and bathroom.

Category
Residential
Property Type
Detached garage converted to livable space
Scope Of Work
200-amp meter-main addition
Completed
March 2025

Customer Need

A detached garage being converted to livable space with a small kitchen and bathroom required a 200-amp meter-main addition.

Recommended Solution

Add a 200-amp meter-main panel at the detached garage for the documented conversion scope.

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Work Included

200-amp meter-main addition

Added a 200-amp meter-main panel at the detached garage, according to the supplied project record.

Completed Result

A 200-amp meter-main panel was added at the detached garage for the conversion scope.

Customer Benefits

Service equipment for the conversion

The meter-main addition forms part of the electrical scope for the detached garage's planned kitchen and bathroom.

Credentials Behind Our Work

North Carolina Licensed — License L.36099

North Carolina Licensed

License L.36099

Electrical work for your North Carolina property, with project scope confirmed before work begins.

South Carolina Licensed — License CLM.118439

South Carolina Licensed

License CLM.118439

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30-day workmanship warranty

30-Day Workmanship Warranty

Your project should feel settled after the work is complete. If you have a workmanship concern within 30 days, contact Ben'Z Electric so we can review how the warranty applies. Contact us for more details

Manufacturer warranty

Manufacturer Warranty Pass-Through

Company-supplied parts may carry coverage from their manufacturer. Contact Ben'Z Electric and we’ll help identify the applicable manufacturer terms. Contact us for more details

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Your Next Steps

How To Arrange Your Electrical Work

01

Review current and planned demand

Provide equipment ratings and details of the additions the service must support.

02

Define equipment and coordination needs

Assess the existing service arrangement, utility requirements and property-side changes involved.

03

Install the agreed service upgrade

The authorized work replaces or updates the service equipment included in the project with the required coordination.

04

Check the completed service arrangement

The finished equipment and affected circuits are reviewed, along with any remaining project or utility steps.

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