Dayton, Ohio Home Inspectors
Honey did you say turn off the oven or turn off the power?
It is actually legal to have the breaker panel this low?
Yes it is legal.
But the minimum recommended height requirement for installing a circuit breaker box is not less than four feet from the floor, the ideal height is between five and six feet. Measured from the floor to the bottom of the box.
There is a maximum permitted height, which is seven foot six inches, measured up to the top breaker in the panel.
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Mailing Address
P.O. Box 707
Xenia, OH 45385
Address (No walk-ins)
120 West Second Street
Dayton, OH 45402
We are local, not a franchise that "self certifies" its Inspectors. We have earned the highest level of licensure available in the country and are ready to give you the Inspection you deserve. Our referrals and reviews tell us that we are really detailed, strive to deliver a quality product and are great at explaining what we find.
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