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AMPERE · licensed electrical contractors
RESIDENTIAL · COMMERCIAL · EV CHARGING · PANEL UPGRADE · SOLAR · LIC. 14211Drawing set №E-41 · SS2026
Sheet1 of 4
Issued21·05·2026
SHEET E-41.00
SHT E-41.00 — COVER & FIRM
SCALE · NTS
Honest wiring,
code, & on time.
— Drawing set
№ 41 · SS 2026
— Drawn for record
21 may, M.R. + P.K.
№ 41 · SS 2026
— Drawn for record
21 may, M.R. + P.K.
Ampere is a 12-person electrical contractor based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Residential rewires, panel upgrades, EV chargers, light commercial. Two foremen, six journeymen, four apprentices. Same number we've had since 2014.
SHEET E-41.01
SHT E-41.01 — SERVICE SCHEDULE · WHAT WE INSTALL, AT WHAT RATE
RESIDENTIAL · COMMERCIAL · CODE 2023 NEC
| CODE | SERVICE | DESCRIPTION | AMPERAGE | WIRE GAUGE | FEE (TYPICAL) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S-01 | Panel upgrade · 100→200A | Replace existing panel with 200A main, new bus bar, surge protector. Permit + Con Ed coordination included. | 200A | 2/0 SE | $ 4,800FROM · INC. PERMIT |
| S-02 | EV charger install · Level 2 | 240V circuit + breaker + outlet (NEMA 14-50 or hard-wire). Walk-in unit or wall-mount. Includes 50ft run. | 40-50A | 8/3 + ground | $ 1,400FROM · INC. PERMIT |
| S-03 | Full rewire · 2BR apartment | Replace all wiring to current code. New outlets (every 12ft), GFCI bath/kitchen, AFCI bedrooms. 2 weeks on site. | 100A | 14/2 + 12/2 | $ 18,400FROM · APT-SIZED |
| S-04 | Sub-panel · 60-100A | For ADU, basement office, garage. Add 60A or 100A sub-panel with 12-slot bus. Includes feeder cable. | 60-100A | 4/3 cu | $ 2,800FROM · INC. PERMIT |
| S-05 | Outlet · GFCI / AFCI | Replace standard outlet with code-compliant GFCI or AFCI. Bath, kitchen, garage, outdoor. Per outlet. | 15-20A | existing | $ 180PER OUTLET |
| S-06 | Light fixture · install | Single fixture, ceiling or wall. Includes box if missing. Fixture supplied by client. | 15A | 14/2 | $ 240FROM · PER FIXTURE |
| S-07 | Solar inverter tie-in | Inverter to main panel. Backfeed breaker, disconnect, AC tie-in. Excludes panels & inverter. | 30-60A | 6/3 cu | $ 2,400FROM · TIE-IN ONLY |
| S-08 | Heat-pump · 240V circuit | New dedicated circuit for mini-split or central HP. Indoor + outdoor unit conduit. 80ft typical. | 30A | 10/2 | $ 980FROM · CIRCUIT ONLY |
| S-09 | Service call · diagnostic | Hour-rate diagnostic. We come, look, write it up, quote the fix. Refunded against the work if we do it. | — | — | $ 2401 HR MIN |
| S-10 | Emergency · same-day | Sub-2-hour response within 5 boroughs. Sparks, smoke, no power. Hourly + travel. | — | — | $ 380FIRST HOUR |
SHEET E-41.02
SHT E-41.02 — TYPICAL DETAILS · SIX, RESIDENTIAL
SCALE · 1 : 1 · NEC 2023
01 · Kitchen 20A circuit
Two 20A small-appliance circuits, every kitchen. Code: NEC 210.11(C)(1). GFCI within 6ft of sink.
- WIRE
- 12/2 NM-B
- BREAKER
- 20A · AFCI/GFCI
- OUTLETS
- 4-6 typical
02 · EV charger circuit
Dedicated 240V circuit, hardwired or NEMA 14-50. 40A or 50A per charger spec. Service call + 50ft run.
- WIRE
- 8/3 cu
- BREAKER
- 50A · 2-pole
- OUTLET
- NEMA 14-50
03 · GFCI outlet
Required: bathrooms, kitchens (within 6ft of sink), garage, outdoor, basement, crawl space. NEC 210.8.
- AMP
- 15 or 20A
- TEST
- Monthly
- LIFE
- ~ 10 yr
04 · Whole-house SPD
Surge-protective device on main service. New 2023 code requires Type 2 SPD on most new services.
- TYPE
- Type 2 · SPD
- RATING
- 120/240V
- LIFE
- ~ 7 yr
05 · Sub-panel
For ADU or basement office. 60A or 100A sub-panel, feeder back to main. Bonded to main neutral; ground at main only.
- AMP
- 60 or 100A
- FEEDER
- 4/3 cu
- SLOTS
- 12-24
06 · Smoke + CO
Hardwired, interconnected. One per bedroom, one outside each sleeping area, one per level. NEC + NYC code.
- BATT
- 10-yr sealed
- INTERCON
- 3-wire
- COUNT
- 5-9 typical
SHEET E-41.03
SHT E-41.03 — THE CREW
12 ON STAFF · 2 FOREMEN · LIC. 14211
MR-01 · FOREMAN
Manny Reyes
MASTER · NYC #14211
YRS22 · since '04SPECservice upgrade
PK-02 · FOREMAN
Patrick Kerr
MASTER · NJ E08-1184
YRS18 · since '08SPECcommercial
JW-03 · JOURNEY
James Wei
JOURNEYMAN · IBEW LU3
YRS14SPECEV charge
AS-04 · JOURNEY
Aisha Sow
JOURNEYMAN · IBEW LU3
YRS11SPECresidential
DH-05 · JOURNEY
Daniel Hart
JOURNEYMAN · IBEW LU3
YRS8SPECsolar tie-in
LP-06 · JOURNEY
Lina Park
JOURNEYMAN · IBEW LU3
YRS6SPECdiagnostics
JC-07 · JOURNEY
José Castro
JOURNEYMAN · IBEW LU3
YRS5SPECpanel work
NL-08 · JOURNEY
Noah Liu
JOURNEYMAN · IBEW LU3
YRS4SPECcommercial
Manny & Patrick
DRAWN BY
M.R. · P.K.
CHECKED
M.R. / 21 may 26
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