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I'm not a member, but enjoy your site. Thought I could share a few pictures of my own.
I got the call on a Thursday. Would I be able to relocate a service to the house, as soon as possible? I said the best I could do would be Wednesday of the next week.
Much to my surprise, this is what I found. Apparently his brother-in-law finished the chimney anyway, it was such great weather. And it looks as if they tested the draft, notice the discoloration at the top.
I did relocate the service, but had to take pictures first just to prove this really happened. The Power Company also had a good laugh. The service drop didn't actually go through the chimney, but the drop was wedged between the house and chimney blocks.
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Hi VT-YRNUT
I know of one 4/0 SEU service entrance that the masons actually cemented into a chimney. I'd say it's well protected...... The CVPS meterman walks right by it every month
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VT-YRNUT,
Welcome aboard!
Where is the Meter on this house? Is the SE Cable allowed to be under the siding like that? Or does it go into the wall?
Bill
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LOL! I just seen this and cracked up lauging.. Just when you thought you seen everything...
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