[walkerj]

4 story hotel I am working on:

Main Panel

18 2" EMT's running over the pool

 

[walkerj]

Looking good Walker J! How come you chose EMT over MC cable? Seems like a lot of guys are saving on labor with the MC.

I did a mast service the other day. Did I do this roof flange ok and is it installed correctly?

Looks ok to me.
I would silicone the nails.

 

[walkerj]

New addition to existing school.
That's two 4" and six 3" conduits on the pipe rack.

 

[walkerj]

Just finished this cluster**** of a hotel.
I didn't do the network/phone, only the cable tray and rack.
http://www.contractortalk.com/f11/post-picture-your-current-job-44440/index154/#post924839

 

[walkerj]

Running pipe
Pulling wire

Last two are my shower going in my bathroom

 

[walkerj]

Runnin pipe
Pullin wire

Last one is a homemade wire stripper we made yesterday to strip out some 15kv cable.

 

[walkerj]

A church we are finishing up.
There is an 'artist' doing the 'painting'

 

[walkerj]

Almost! The difficulty was getting the cables back into the box. This panel is in a little closet that used to be a part of the garage. This space has now been transformed to living space so there is some shady framing going on around this panel. For instance, no stud at all to the right side of the panel. Very strange.

Mag,

I know it is a pain to change out flush-mounted panels, conduit OR cables.

Usually, if the opening is cut a tad taller than the panel, I will get all the cables in the panel and then stick it in the wall.

Just stick ~1" of each cable in the connectors, push the slack up into the wall, install panel, then pull all your slack in.

JMO