GARAGE ELECTRICAL FINISHED

 This corner will eventually be a storage room, and the separate circuit wires are in place.

Ray and I started again, yesterday morning, at 8 am, and we wrapped up the garage electrification at about noon.  A total of 11 hours x two people, and the entire project was almost finished.  After another trip to Home Depot yesterday afternoon, for some heavier wire, and a 50 amp RV plug, I  completed that last part of the project as the day ended. 

The total project cost for all of the electrical came in at just under $1,500.  The end result is as follows:
                              100 amp sub panel
                               2 outside 20 amp, & 1 outside 50 amp RV outlet
                                switched security light over the people door
                                switched 2 flood lights at the front of the building
                                9 inside 110 electrical outlets
                                1 inside 220 electrical outlet
                                4 eight foot florescent lights on separate circuits
                                wiring & separate circuit to future storage room
                                1 bang on the head from large pliers falling off the ladder
                                

By the time I got everything cleaned up, it was well after dark, and it was nice to see how well the inside, and outside lights worked.  The next big electrical step, will be the installation of two garage door openers.  That, and several other inside the garage projects will have to wait until we get all of our stuff moved.  We're leaving tomorrow for Lake Havasu, and with a lot more packing, we're hoping to get everything moved by Christmas.

While Ray hooked up lights and switches, I put together the 4 florescent lights.

 

Ray, installing the two flood lights at the front of the garage.