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Rohe's DPS Inc

Professional | Cornwall On Hudson, NY
Services: Lawn & Garden
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Company Overview

Incorporated in 1988. Landscaping and tree work' Dan is a certified Arborist with International Society of Arborists

Services

Landscaping, Lawn & Garden

Areas of Expertise

Federal disaster recovery, Federal contract management, residential and commercial tree care.

Contact Info

27 Curie Rd Cornwall on Hudson New York

(845) 534-9422 or (504) 330-1143

In Business Since

1988

Professional Associations

ISA, NRA,


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20 years ago I built a stand alone garage and provided power by burying wires in a PVC conduit.

As time went by the conduit was brought to the surface by tree roots and now I must redo the project. Since parts of the property are on bedrock burying to the code depth is impossible ...»
and we do not want overhead wires to the garage. Can conduit be placed in the ground in a way to avoid normal regulations concerning depth. I original used direct bury wires and placed them in the conduit for additional protection. Since I did this myself and with an electrically adept friend I never had it inspected. Trying to comply without degrading the look of the property. Dan

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Rohe's DPS Inc Cornwall On Hudson, NY
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    Commented on Dec 23, 2011
    Thank you all. In speaking with the solar company that will do the installation we will make ...»
    the decision on whether to utilize existing conduit and pull a new wire using the existing cable. It requires burying that conduit that roots brought up. He liked that idea better than a new cable through the house to a point within 25 feet of the garage. Busting the granite that we have here is not an option so if the existing plastic conduit cannot be buried to depth the only options are a steel conduit that only needs 6 inches or go through the attic and across. Thank you all, it helped direct the discussion with the solar contractor. Dan

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