I've been thinking about tiny house for years, and now I

>>1035904
It's all done like a regular house, there's no tiny utilities to match your tiny house.

>>1035904
Are you actually wanting to know how to get utilities for a house on your own land?

>>1035918
>Are you actually wanting to know how to get utilities for a house on your own land?
(not OP)
In the USA, the power companies won't run service to structured that haven't passed building code inspections. And tiny homes won't pass, so you can't get electrical service directly to your little trailer.

You have to run an extension cord from a building that already has power, or you have to get an agricultural service pole put in. The ag pole has a meter + breaker box on it, and some sockets.

The page below says it cost a total of about $1000
http://tinyhouseblog.com/tiny-revolution/how-to-get-electricity-for-your-tiny-house/

>>1035952
Thats not exactly true. I had a new pole put up 3 feet away from my pump shed and it did not meet any building code.

>>1035904
Solar panels?

Then how do building sites get power?

Here (UK) they'll put in a supply to a box on a stick, so your site electrician can then connect to so the site has power. Everything after the meter is not their responsibility.

>>1035952
>>1037320
Exactly.
You can have electricity run to a service pole that's wired for travel trailers if nothing else.

We cover this topic on /out/ extensively.

Posted from a cabin innawoods.

>>1035952
>...or you have to get an agricultural service pole put in. The ag pole has a meter + breaker box on it, and some sockets.

They are also referred to as "mobile home poles". I did as you describe for my shipping container shop, then finished running power to my in-shop subpanel at leisure.

Spec the largest service you can get and have a panel on the pole with more breakers than you expect to need.

I wouldn't want anything different because it's a very convenient setup.

I suggest having a 50A 220 single phase outlet to run a welder or other equipment if needed. I also spec'ed two 110v 20A outdoor outlets for power tools.

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>>1038040
OC just for you

>>1038124
BTW, this has a 200 amp main, plus 4 slots for breakers (they run the 220v welding plug, the 110v next to it, and my 220v well pump. 110v is run off of one side of the 220v.).
From there I have a main line going into my cabin with like a 32 slot sub panel (my 12x32 cabin has more slots than my friends 3,500 sq ft house)

>>1035916

lol'd.

>>1038126
Nice

>>1035904
I'm sorry, I missed it, where in the world were you planning on doing this again?

>>1038040
still laughing about the small breakers in burgerland and the small voltage.

3 x 230V @ 63A master race

>>1038124
Looks like mine.

Fapping ensues.

>>1039075
We had to integrate legacy systems while Europe has only had electricity for a couple of years (and is soon to lose it when modern technology is declared haram),

>>1038015
They can do the same thing in the US, but it's often cheaper and easier to rent a diesel generator, unless it's a longer job.

>>1039240
Ooh. Quality electricity!