(another reason to leave the ground rod sticking out of the ground a few inches)


I had an inspector require me to drive the rod flush. His concern was that it was a hazard. A child playing, or anyone for that matter, who fell face down on it could be severely injured. Other problems are that it is a trip hazard, and it could create issues with lawn moer blades. I always pound mine below grade. If I need to access the rod, I just dig around it a bit.



Drake Chamberlin
Athens Electric
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CO License 3773
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