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The system can be installed by homeowners or electricians using our manual as a guide. Please consult your local electrical codes. If you get stuck, please call us. We want to make sure your system is installed successfully.

It would cost more to truck conduit to our distribution facilities, stock it, and then freight it to your home again. The same electricians that can install SlabSure can find the conduit locally and at better rates.

Hourly rates for electricians vary a by city. It usually takes just a 3-4 hours to handle the installation for an electrician (or homeowner) with a helper. If there are a lot of corners or obstructions or if you’re working alone then it may take more time.

The system is designed to be easy to install for any electrician. The electricians are usually very price competitive. The state of Texas requires that all electrical work is completed by certified electricians. A listing of these is available at Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation [https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/LicenseSearch/], or by calling 800-803-9202. It is easy to filter down to your local zip code or community and everyone on the list meets the state requirements. Just search for “electrician” and “electrical contractor” as shown below.

We recommend using this free tool and asking for as estimate for four hours of their work. Be sure to mention that they should have a helper. Another alternative is to call your local Home Depot, Lowes, or Ace Hardware and ask them to connect you with a local electrician. Another option is connecting to Angi.com, Houzz.com, homeadvisor.com where the electricians may pay to get connected to homeowners but their services are rated by actual users. Finally, ye olde Google search for “electrician near me” will find you local electricians as well.

With this much competition, we hope you understand why it is not cost competitive for us to maintain electricians across the US.

Local codes will vary, but generally, there is no permit required as no new breaker is required.

There is no best time of the year to install but we have seen that foundations that are built on expansive clays during years of drought tend to have more problems over time. As we gather more and more data, we expect to see more research in this area as the construction industry now has a new way to learn and improve on foundation designs. Please note that installation is easier if the soil is soft and wet versus hard and dry.