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Well, good afternoon, everyone. My name’s Chris Berger, and it’s time for Berger Point.

You know, many years ago, I’ll say over 40, when we built our house, my father-in-law proposed to me, well, it will be a little bit more expensive, but why don’t we put the electrical wires underground?

And I’m thinking, hmm, imagine that, the electrical wires underground. Kind of a concept.

What does that actually prevent?



Well, if you have a bad storm, certainly the wires that are attached to the house will not be affected.

So, essentially what it’s also doing is adding a great deal of value to your house.

Because again, when you go and look at a house or if you’re selling a house, you want to accent that because if there is underground wires, it really is an asset to your home and it does increase the value due to safety and looks.

So, I wanted to show you what overhead wires look like, which I’m sure everyone knows. But also too, I’ll show you what underground wires look like and what to look for.

Below is a picture of an underground electrical unit.







So of course, in the traditional sense, the wires run from the telephone pole, which is across the road. And they come across the road. Underneath this giant tree, so if that should ever come down, that will be a lot of problems for this mess that leads into the house.

That’s overhead wires.

But the potential is there for something to happen where you’re wiped out for at least 24 hours if that branch comes down.

I just wanted to show you, as we pulled into this home, the underground service, the electric, the meter, it’s in that square box.

And of course, when you see that on the edge of the property, that indicates by all means underground.

So of course, when we look around and we try to find any kind of wires, there is no wires.

So underground service and generally in the new cul-de-sacs today, you’ll see underground service. And if you can see in the background there, there’s a couple more.

That’s my point!

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Transcript
00:08well good afternoon everyone my name is Chris Berger and it's time for a burger point you know
00:14many years ago I'll say over 40 when we built our house my father-in-law proposed to me well
00:22it will be a little bit more expensive but why don't we put the electrical wires underground
00:28and I'm thinking hmm imagine that the electrical wires underground kind of a concept and what does
00:35that prevent what does that actually prevent well if you have bed storm you know certainly
00:40the wires that are attached to the house will not be affected so essentially what it's also doing
00:47is adding a great deal of value to your house because again when you go and look at a house
00:52or if you're selling a house you want to accent that because if there's no underground if there
00:59is underground wires it really is an asset to your home and it does increase the value due to safety
01:07and looks so I wanted to show you what overhead wires look like which I'm sure everyone knows
01:15but also too I'll show you what underground wires look like and what to look for so so of course
01:21in
01:21the traditional sense the wires run from the telephone pole which is across the road and
01:27they come across the road underneath this giant tree so if that should ever come down that will
01:33be a lot of problems for this mess that leads into the house that's overhead wires but the potential is
01:42there for something to happen where you're wiped out for at least 24 hours if that branch comes down
01:48I just wanted to show you as we pulled into this home the underground service the electric the meter
01:55it's in that square box and of course when you see that on the edge of the property that indicates
02:02by
02:02all means underground so of course when we look around and we try to find any kind of wires there
02:10is no
02:10wires so underground service and generally in the new cul-de-sacs today you'll see underground service
02:18and if you can see in the background there there's a couple more I'm kind of wearing a special shirt
02:24today because this represents mars pennsylvania and actually I was listening to one of my favorite
02:32stations on sirius xm 60s gold and the dj flash phillips mentioned mars pennsylvania why because that was
02:42the sighting or that is sightings of many many you know extraterrestrial activity and it's kind of cute
02:48they even have a flying saucer saying welcome to the town so anyway that's my story that's my hat in
02:57honor of
02:58mars have a great one
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You know, many years ago, I’ll say over 40, when we built our house, my father-in-law proposed to me, well, it will be a little bit more expensive, but why don’t we put the electrical wires underground? And I’m thinking, hmm, imagine that, the electrical wires underground. Kind of a concept. Let me tell you about it.

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