The main feeder box is wired with aluminum, as are the range (220 V), the dryer and a sub panel in the basement, both 220 volts. Everything else, all 120 volt circuits are copper. I have added several circuits in the basement, a feeder to my barn, and a 220 volt copper feeder to the AC/Heat pump.
When the power company rep was here yesterday, and told me my feeder was undersized, looked at for some inkling if they would replace the feed from the street to the house (about 300 feet - overhead). I could not get a reading, he just had no affect.
I think they must be trained to act like this, much like the medical profession about getting information without a doctor present.
Well, I am hopeful that the electrical contractor will be able to offer me some insights about cost and specific responsibilities. Wish me luck.
