Park Operators: Get the Basics of Electrical Service for your Campground or RV Park

[@lakishadm6587]

this was amazing and the electrician was extremely insightful and knowledgeable. loved

[@riverbig4279]

Boy I could have really used Wade about 5 years ago. Through many trials and a lot of money I finally got it figured out but Wade would have been a great help

[@joshweiser7737]

Definitely very useful thank you so much for doing this service for someone who has been looking to build a campground

[@flyingt77]

Great job by all and very informative.

[@sueswister9135]

Thank you! Great video

[@shankgolfer7951]

Very informative, thank you.

[@CampgroundViews]

Glad to be of assistance

[@astrodb4487]

Very informative. Thank you both.

[@CampgroundViews]

Our pleasure!

[@struckync]

great info. thanks for making this

[@kassenklein]

Very helpful information!

[@georgerancourt4201]

Very good info - thanks!

[@AntsShop]

Just to clarify, that $750 estimate for equipment was including wire, correct? Very good video!

[@UtilitySupplyGroup]

That is correct, my estimate assumes all equipment from the transformer. (Wire, distribution panel, pedestal, etc)

[@Chris-zo5ze]

I remembered this video from summer of 2019 doing RV park research. I watched this again today so I can contact the company for electric consultation. Watching this video in the days of covid is terrifying. Wade was coughing and sniffling the whole time. Makes me wonder what the new normal will be when we come out the other side of this.

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[@Chris-zo5ze]

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[@riverbig4279]

Safety equals less liability

[@kimobrien.]

Can we run conduit above ground for pedestals?

[@CampgroundViews]

You can but it would not be up to code and would be a series safety issue.

[@wimprezax]

Still not sure how much per lot. equipment is always the cheapest part. at least say 2-3k to 7-8k depends on location and other problems. instead of saying cost 350 for a box....which is not useful at all, a box price can be found on google. the labor, shipping, and all the additional fee only people with experience would know, or else why would he ask you for a ballpark price. a new lot could cost up to 20k now days.

[@Snatcher_Catcher]

In Texas I have a few questions... 1.Does anyone know how many RVs you can put on one acre? 2. Can you run a small RV park without sewer and instead use portable sewage tanks for each rv or have them dump themselves in town once a week or that I can have a company come out once a week to vacuum up? Kinda like they do portable cans? 3. What kind of insurance would be needed to protect myself? If anyone know please let me know. Thank you ahead of time.

[@CampgroundViews]

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[@brandonkeller859]

Have you ever found out the answer to your sewer question ? Having the same question myself.

[@Snatcher_Catcher]

@@brandonkeller859 it was 10 per acre. Not sure if they (RVs) have to be under a certain length tho.

[@brandonkeller859]

@@Snatcher_Catcher I was more so looking for an answer for your second question regarding if you can have a portable sewage tank underground for each RV or how to run a sewer system for an RV park

[@Snatcher_Catcher]

@@brandonkeller859 please let me know.

[@BigDaddy-lm1rl]

Can anyone tell me what the phone number for the utility supply group is?

[@CampgroundViews]

800-800-2811

[@BigDaddy-lm1rl]

@@CampgroundViews thank you

[@Glam6]

Is this business in Florida?

[@CampgroundViews]

Nationwide

[@pacemetalfab]

Very useful info. Our park is needing to upgrade its power.

[@CampDeclan]

Well done, thank you.

[@dreadroberts7523]

Just to clarify, that $750 estimate for equipment was including wire, correct? Very good video!

[@UtilitySupplyGroup]

That is correct, my estimate assumes all equipment from the transformer. (Wire, distribution panel, pedestal, etc)

[@xinli8046]

@@UtilitySupplyGroup Is $750 still valid today? what is your estimate now?

[@UtilitySupplyGroup]

@@xinli8046 I would go closer to $1000

[@CommanderTexas]

@@UtilitySupplyGroup Hello, building an RV park in Texas and looking for electric contractor. Do you guys do installation service as well in addition to materials? Also, whats your estimate for 2022 per pad?

[@UtilitySupplyGroup]

Thinking it is probably closer to 1250-1300 per site. We do not do installation