Why It's Important To Know Where Your Circuits Are Located

This is important information for both Commercial and Residential property owners. It can help save time, money and the valuable appliances around the property.
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[@vanessabudreau7234]

Did your camera guy say “I’m sorry” when you’re talking about quit calling it a fuse box? 😂 lol he’s so real for that, but I didn’t know that I appreciate finding your content #soonnewhomeowner

[@michael.a.covington]

I used a spreadsheet to make a chart of my circuits indexed 2 ways: by circuit breaker number and then by room. This is taped to the breaker box. I have updated it over the years as electricians made minor additions and modifications. And I've added a note calling out 2 circuits that are presently very lightly loaded (due to things having been removed) and so they are candidates for repurposing.

[@michael.a.covington]

Additional tip: Describe locations in a way other people will understand. One of mine came labeled "Tim's room." I never met Tim or knew what room was his. It is now "Bedroom, front middle, outlets."

[@Novashadow115]

Appreciate the content

[@RileyElectricalWorks]

I mean if a customers wanted me to add SPD I could use the Square D one or the Eaton complete home sure protection that is approved by mike holmes. Then going down the road if a customer wants a generator you have to install a good interlock. Pushing it even further to a transfer switch and a generator on a pad.