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60 amp upgrade
I live in Cranbrook B.C. and I just bought a house scheduled to move in next month. The service is only 60 amp and I wasn't made aware of this till I did a walk through after the deal was done (I did a preinspection). Now my realtor is saying is is not their fault that it was my responsibility.
Is this true? I may be stuck with a $1000.00 bill. :eek: |
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Hello run:
Yeah, the box was there for all to see. You didn't see it. Why should the realtor have pointed it out? Will 60 amps not work? Is a 60 amp box illegal? If it works, and it's not illegal, then nobody had obligations to tell you anything about it. excon |
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