What photos do you need of my home?

Seeing photos of your home and appliances is an excellent way for our electrification specialists to help pinpoint the best path forward for your electrification projects.

• Your main electrical panel (the metal box with circuit breakers inside it); a close-up including the "service disconnect" or "main disconnect" breaker, and the number on the switch (often 100, 125, or 200); and one showing all the breakers, including labels. If you have multiple electrical panels, please take photos of all of them.

• Electrical subpanels: additional metal boxes with breakers that may be near your main panel, in a garage, or inside your home. Some homes do not have subpanels.

Other helpful photos:

• Water heater - wide shot showing the heater and pipes and vents around it, and a close-up shot showing the information plate (that lists the manufacturer, model, size, etc) - typically these are on the side of the water heater.

• Furnace - wide shot showing the furnace and some of the duct work around it.

• Air conditioner - If you have central air conditioning, please include a wide shot of the outdoor unit (big metal box with a fan in it - sometimes known as a compressor).

• Stove / oven / cooktop - wide shot(s) showing these items in your kitchen, as well as a "nameplate" photo (usually inside the oven door)

• Clothes dryer - wide shot showing your washer and dryer, as well as the dryer "nameplate" inside the door.