How to tell when electrical service upgrade has not been permitted!!

[@davidkeith-b1r]

Pipe need be 2 inch here

[@rickymilo83]

The electrical tape gave it away for me

[@ZackRothstein]

In CA (Los Angeles), you pull the permit thru LADWP, they come out and determine the drop from the line coming in, so that you are placing the electrical panel the shortest distance to your home from the drop.

[@Therealhomeinspectionauthority]

Thats correct

[@joelbaugh4693]

So in my state if we pull a permit and the house is lived in we the electrician will tie the new service in and if the homeowner doesn’t bug the utility company they won’t won’t come out and do their part all tho we would have moved it from the the tension line for them

[@Therealhomeinspectionauthority]

Interesting, over here in California when you pull a permit all utilities are automatically in the loop from DWP, they know about your install and know there roll in finalizing it.

[@slaugh77ify]

No seal on flashing either

[@Therealhomeinspectionauthority]

yes i did see that. sloppy work

[@Kurt-the-Electrician]

The flashing isn’t correct, and neither is anything else.lol

[@4gizzle85]

Hahahahahaha dude look close it’s already done ✔️… and they connected to the point of attachment on the roof in back .. utility company more likely than not will hook anything up as long as ya leave them enough out of the mast.. usually specified longer for higher voltages by utility .. utility will then cut back if deemed necessary.. NEC also has some exceptions here so this actually probs would end up flying even though looks bad

[@Therealhomeinspectionauthority]

Hahahahahaha dude, are you telling me your ok with this install? Is this the quality of work you offer? Look closer, they actually installed another cable mount on the new mast head, Why would they do that if they did not intend to relocate the mount? This is sloppy unfinished work here on earth one.