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Running power to above ground pool
I am considering installing a pool and am trying to figure out if it can work... The best site is about 150 feet +/- from the house. My concern is the electrical... any trench dug cannot go in a direct line due to the septic lines... it would have to make a few turns. Is this possible or practical? It will add many feet to the run... Can someone tell me if this is possible before I put any more thought into it... Thank you!
P.S. I am not planning to do the work (beyond my husband digging the trench). An electrician will run everything... Don't want to bother with an estimate if I am asking for the impossible |
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